Building a round side table with my Domino (and Rotex, and C12…)

[scotternst]

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A few weeks ago I had a job building a small, round side table. There were several parts of the project that were made WAY more efficient by using my Domino. I wrote an article on my Furniture Blog about all the steps involved in making this piece of custom furniture.

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[Billedis]

Pretty Awesome!  Bill

 

[Iceclimber]

Very nice!

 

[Gary in Texas]

Very nice!

 

[dltflt]

Nice table!!

 

[oldie]

Appreciate all the detailed photo's.  At first thought maybe a bit 'heavy-weight' in appearance - but then looked at your blog, and thought looks gorgeous after finishing.  What was used to finish the table? 
Thanks
Richard

 

[wow]

That, sir, is one fine piece of woodworking. I am in awe of your skills...

[not worthy]

Thanks so much for sharing!

 

[scotternst]

Appreciate all the detailed photo's.  At first thought maybe a bit 'heavy-weight' in appearance - but then looked at your blog, and thought looks gorgeous after finishing.  What was used to finish the table? 
Thanks
Richard

I don't do my own finishing. That is it's own trade entirely. The guy I brought it to did a stain, sealer coat, glaze and a topcoat. I know that the topcoat was a pre-catalyzed acrylic, but I don't know the specifics on the stain.

 

[cliffp]

What an excellent piece of work. Apart from the quality of the work you have a real ability to explain how to do things. Thanks a lot for posting - I'll be bookmarking your blog and will be visiting often!