Here are a cherry dining table and two zebrawood end tables that I've finally got pics. of
Here are a cherry dining table and two zebrawood end tables that I've finally got pics. of
Steve Jenkins, McKinney, TX. 469 742-9694
Always use the word "impossible" with extreme caution
very nice work. Did you do the chairs also?
Roger
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.
God Bless America!
Tom Sweeney BP
Beautiful work, Steve.
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I sure like that cherry table!! Nice color.
Beautiful tables. I too am curious about that book mathced cherry tabletop. Musta been one helluva thick plank... Anyway, very nice work.
Chadd
If I am not mistaken, Steve has bookmatch veneered this Cherry tabletop.
Michael Mastin
McKinney Hardwood Lumber
Exotic and figured woods
Very fine work. Certainly worthy of this site!
18th century nut --- Carl
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
A woodworker’s character is what he really is,
His reputation is merely what others perceive him as……………………Gord Graff
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
One of the best regimens that I know of for cherry is detailed on Steve Mickley's Finishing PagesOriginally Posted by Jim Baker
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The dining room table is a work of art, Beautiful work Steve!
Tony
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.Originally Posted by Jim Becker
JB
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!Originally Posted by Jim Baker
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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.