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Just a little table I did quickly for Christmas - for my daughter. Comments welcome. The apron is old cherry, the rest is recently milled. Quite a contrast. Should probably have been more picky, but I just used what I had on hand.
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Hans
"There is a crack in everything - that's how the light gets in"
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Very nice, Hans. I really like the splayed legs, and in a couple of years, all the cherry will blend anyway. Great job!
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Nice table, simple and clean. Like John said it will all blend the same in time. Nice job!!
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beautiful work, and if you want to speed the process, leave it out in the sunlight for a couple hours (rotating for even exposure) - it won't totally age it, but it will speed the process.
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Sunlight??? What might that be?Originally Posted by Joshua Layne
"There is a crack in everything - that's how the light gets in"
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Very nice.. clean and consequently eloquently quiet Hans. I don't think the current contrast is unpleasant at all and it will bond down the road. What is sun-light?I think you guys north of the border might benefit with a sun-lamp you can pick up at the hardware store to artificially in-seminate the cherry. ha..ha...
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Your daughter is going to be very happy with the table Hans.
Great job.
As others have said, time will take care of the color.
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that looks great. I like the contrast between the apron and legs.
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