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#1
Mon 10 August 2009, 22:11
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Oval dinner table in cherry wood
This was fun!
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#2
Mon 10 August 2009, 22:18
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Justin,
Awesome table, can you tell us a little more on how you cut it?
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#3
Mon 10 August 2009, 22:22
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Very carefully.
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#4
Tue 11 August 2009, 00:19
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 hahahaNice table! Is the skirt also solid wood?
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#5
Tue 11 August 2009, 00:43
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Little bit of v carving would have spiced it up !
I think plain is beautiful too!
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#6
Tue 11 August 2009, 03:08
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Justin,
Nice job. That material looks like oak? We need more details......
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#7
Tue 11 August 2009, 05:11
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Justin and Robert,
WOW, very nice work on both projects. (Robert's project was removed) I need to get busy. 
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#8
Tue 11 August 2009, 07:40
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Justin,
Beautiful piece of furniture. The lines and style make for a very elegant table. Congratulations! When I first looked at the photo I thought the wood was mahogany, but I'm not great at identifying wood species. Best regards, Jeff A
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#9
Tue 11 August 2009, 10:32
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Wood ??? I thought it was MDF ??
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#10
Tue 11 August 2009, 10:41
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I assumed it is solid, and hence the title I picked for the thread - Justin didn't write the title.
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#11
Tue 11 August 2009, 12:22
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Looks too good for mdf to my eyes.
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#12
Tue 11 August 2009, 14:26
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Congrats Justin, on a great table!
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#13
Tue 11 August 2009, 16:02
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Justin, I like the design, very nice. I was thinking solid cherry.
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#14
Tue 11 August 2009, 19:53
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JR Wins
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#15
Tue 11 August 2009, 22:27
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Ok now we know it's REAL wood, but how did you do the skirt. Steam bending or cutting slots on the backside to get it to curve.
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#16
Wed 12 August 2009, 13:35
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Paper back veneer and contact cement on a layered mdf substraight cut with my Mechmate.
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#17
Wed 12 August 2009, 20:32
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Ah, so Kobus's hunch was right. Is there any solid cherry in there at all?
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#18
Wed 12 August 2009, 22:39
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Nothing wrong with that, still looking good, just don't chip a corner. REAL wood will take more punches than this combination. I have never tried to VENEER parts like this. Is it difficult to do at home ?
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#19
Thu 13 August 2009, 04:53
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Pain in the .... to do.
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#20
Fri 14 August 2009, 07:26
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Just the skirt is veneer everything else is solid.
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#21
Sat 22 May 2010, 14:25
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More ovals
Oval pedistal with mdf and bendy plywood substraight. Veneer is paper back maple.
Cheers Justin
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