Here's my latest table. Bubinga and walnut finished with tung oil (Daly's BenMatte) and Watco satin wax. Top is 48" X 19" and the table stands about 30" tall. The bubinga has the nicest figure (waterfall?) of any I've purchased so far.
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Here's my latest table. Bubinga and walnut finished with tung oil (Daly's BenMatte) and Watco satin wax. Top is 48" X 19" and the table stands about 30" tall. The bubinga has the nicest figure (waterfall?) of any I've purchased so far.
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beautiful! Fantastic figure there. It appears the top is one solid slab... but I am having a hard time believing that, as I'd guess a slab of such nicely figured wood to be $$$$$, and so hard to NOT slice up into veneer! Is it a solid slab?
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Very nice, Simple design allows the wood to present itself!
Sure is purrrrty wood there.
Greg
Purdy!!! Very nice design and I agree with Greg that it very much compliments the wonderful material you chose for the project.
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Very nice indeed... I have always preferred domestic wood for what-ever reason... but absolutely love bubinga. That's some nice stuff you got hold of there.
Regards...
Sarge..
Yes very purty. The apron appears much darker than the legs. Is it a different species, stained ?
Gorgeous Figure, and great work! Nice find on the single slab!
Sawdust is some of the best learning material!
John
Very sweet looking table. I love the top.
How hard is the bubinga to work with?
wow !!!
wowwwwwwww !!
WOW WOW !!
MARK
It's a nice wood to work with. Hard and heavy. Its sands, glues and accepts finish well. Figured boards get a little planer tearout, so a drum sander is key.
The apron is walnut, the lighting made it look darker than it is. There's an overhead light casting a shadow.
John
One more quick question.
How thick is the top?
Wow, John. Gorgeous piece of wood for the tabletop. That is one beautiful table.
Lori K