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Walnut Table

comments (1) October 14th, 2012 in Reader's Gallery

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Solid walnut table with maple bow tie. I made this table with all hand cut tenon and lots of chisel work for the mortise. I had never done tenon and mortis and my chisels were whack. In the process of the tenon cutting on the table pieces I cut my finger pretty good, requiring three stitches to stop the bleeding. Thats what gave me the inspiration for picture 3.

Hope you enjoy; I did making it!

Dimensions:

height: 17 1/2 "

width: 38"

depth: 13"

Design or Plan used: My own design - Walnut Table

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a custom curly maple kitchen

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JeanMontambeault writes: Nice work. It is also good to have a sense of humor about those accidenr when they happen.
Posted: 6:18 am on January 17th

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