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    Another Live edge table completed

    Figured Maple and Walnut live edge hall / sofa table
    This one will be delivered to the gallery tomorrow.
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    Nice work John!

    I am doing a live edge countertop in a bathroom at my house. I have a neat slab of walnut that will do the job. I'm curious, what if anything should I do to the live edge to prep it for finish?

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    Nice project John!

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    Love it!........
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    very nice John. I see posts holding the table top..do you worry about expansion/contraction with that thick top? how did you allow for that with the posts?
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    Hi Michelle, the posts are walnut dowels that are spaced no more than about 6" apart, given this short distance I see no problem with the expansion / contraction of the top, the dowels should have more than enough flex in them to accommodate the little amount of movement that will happen in the slab.

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    I really like how the bottom shelf balances the top. Many slab tables look top heavy to my eyes. This one is very nice.

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