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    Tables

    Here are a cherry dining table and two zebrawood end tables that I've finally got pics. of
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    Steve Jenkins, McKinney, TX. 469 742-9694
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    very nice work. Did you do the chairs also?

    Roger

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    Verry Nice!

    Steve,
    I love the cherry table - do the legs have curly figure or is it just the pic? That top is gorgeous - did you do the bookmatch on the grain? It's perfect.

    Thanks for posting.
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    Tom Sweeney BP

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    Beautiful work, Steve.
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    I sure like that cherry table!! Nice color.

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    Thumbs up

    Beautiful tables. I too am curious about that book mathced cherry tabletop. Musta been one helluva thick plank... Anyway, very nice work.
    Chadd

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    Looks like a veneered top to me :-)

    If I am not mistaken, Steve has bookmatch veneered this Cherry tabletop.
    Michael Mastin
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    Beautiful

    Very fine work. Certainly worthy of this site!
    18th century nut --- Carl

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    Hi Steve

    Very nice work on both projects. I really like the Zebrawood tables, that's not taking anything at all away from the Cherry dining table, it's a beauty too. Thanks for sharing them.

    All the best
    Gord
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    Tables

    Beautiful tables, Steve. Can you tell us about the finish on the cherry table?

    I have never worked with cherry before - only oak. I have just over 200 bf of nice cherry at the kiln right now. It should be ready in mid-late September, so I'm looking for some good cherry finishing ideas.
    JB

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Baker
    I have never worked with cherry before - only oak. I have just over 200 bf of nice cherry at the kiln right now. It should be ready in mid-late September, so I'm looking for some good cherry finishing ideas.
    One of the best regimens that I know of for cherry is detailed on Steve Mickley's Finishing Pages
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    Wow ....

    The dining room table is a work of art, Beautiful work Steve!
    Tony

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Becker
    One of the best regimens that I know of for cherry is detailed on Steve Mickley's Finishing Pages
    Thanks for the link, Jim. I have printed out the pages and will read them later tonight. Mr. Mickley appears to be an excellent craftsman.
    JB

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Baker
    Thanks for the link, Jim. I have printed out the pages and will read them later tonight. Mr. Mickley appears to be an excellent craftsman.
    My friend, Mr. Mickly knows what he is doing. He's a regular contributor at another forum I "inhabit" (I've suggested he check SMC out...) and has a short sidebar in WOOD Magazine awhile back on finishing pine. I've learned a lot from him, both from his postings and from a few email exhanges. I hope to visit him one of these days if I get to his area of Ohio in my business travels as I'd really like to rub my hands on his furniture!
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    What can I say that hasn't already been said. Great job on the tables, I never would of thought zebrawood would make such a good looking table.

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