Walnut Coffee Table

[Theshipstore]

Made this for my screened porch. My wife is happy to see it
One more pic added

 

[monstrol]

I like the angled base. It seems to work in a design sense when working with slabs.

 

[Theshipstore]

Thank You

 

[jtwood]

Beautiful work on some beautiful wood.  I agree about the angled legs - they look great.

Steve

 

[Tinker]

Sal, Nice job.
A great idea for the legs.
I am looking for the right slab for a small table for a special person.
If it fits, I might try your idea.
Tinker

 

[Kev]

Well done !

I love natural edge work, but my wife will only "tolerate" it as part of a significant outdoor feature. As we're considering a move, I'm not going to be slab hunting any time soon [sad] [crying]

 

[Theshipstore]

Wayne.  When you are ready for that slab hunting  I have a great local source

 

[Tinker]

Wayne.  When you are ready for that slab hunting  I have a great local source

Sal, I have ToolNut zeroed in for Nov 5.  If you are gong to be there, I will be checking with you.
Thanks
Tinker

 

[Theshipstore]

Tinker.    See you there my friend

 

[Elmar50]

Congratulations- looks like a great finish. Did you use a pumice product (the cans below looks like stuff I bought long ago but have yet used)? Also, did you use domino's for joining the base to the top?
Another Sal

 

[Theshipstore]

Originally I only pocket screwed the legs and after some thinking I used the Domino to set the, some pl premium for the glue and the re-screwed the pocket holes
The finish is a product called CrabCoat Marine Finish by  Crystalac
I use it in the boat yard for deck and cabin finishs often