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so I have been commissioned to make a farm style rustic table top for one of my poker table builds, this way they can keep their poker table in place and just put this cover over it and it then looks like a regular table…as you can see I busted out the trusty kreg jig for this glue and screw……wood by choice will be rough sawn pine…..this table will sit 9 or 10 people as it will finish around 63″ dia.
Awesome stuff Comp!
Looks good comp
Jimbo
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Fantastic job @comp56!
Looks great Comp …..
we have grown to expect great things from you !!!!!
you never disappoint !!!
Looks good!!
Looking forward to see what it looks like finished!!
comp56 wrote:
On 9/10/2016 at 10:40 AM, comp56 said:thanks guys….
seeings I don’t have a steamer and the skirting is solid pine like the rest of the table I kerfed it
now it comes when you think do I ever have enough clamps? the answer is you never have enough….lol
Haha yes this is true, more the merrier!
Looks incredible, the kerfs for the curved portions looks incredible effective, did you do that on a miter or table saw?
Nice job Comp. looks great. Love the relief costs too, worked out great!
I like the way the table looks.
Great Job!!
KnarlyCarl wrote:
1 hour ago, KnarlyCarl said:Haha yes this is true, more the merrier!
Looks incredible, the kerfs for the curved portions looks incredible effective, did you do that on a miter or table saw?
thanks @everyone
I did it on the miter saw, nice little feature Milwaukee saw has just set the depth and go…..
table with proper base with and without dining topper
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comp56 wrote:
39 minutes ago, comp56 said:table with proper base with and without dinning topper
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……… WOW ….
simply beautiful work !!!!!
That is really neat
Great Job






