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Mahogany End Table( fun with veneers)

comments (4) July 3rd, 2012 in Reader's Gallery

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This was a fun project. The table is 21"X14.5"X24" high. Made of African Mahogany. The legs have holly and mahogany burl veneer inlays. The aprons are mahogany with walnut veneer banding. The top is a MDF substrate covered with Crotch Mahogany veneer and walnut veneer banding. The fans are made of sand shaded maple, black dyed veneer and holly. The shelf is solid Mahogany with another fan inlay. It is finished with a oil and urethane mix brushed and rubbed on.

Design or Plan used: My Own Design - Steve Scartozzi

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mariamer writes: It's a beautiful piece. What kind of oil are you using and how do you mix the oil with the urethane??
I do small projects with veneers and a lot of grecas. I like your table.
Posted: 10:47 pm on July 7th

sscartozzi writes: Hi,
Thanks for the kind words. No particular period piece, just a combination of several Federal pieces that I've seen.
Posted: 3:28 pm on July 5th