[David Bradford]

This a table I built for my brother.

 

[kp91]

Great looking table!

Thank you for not distressing it... that seems to be the 'in' thing out here, but I prefer it looking new.

 

[Cherryville Chuck]

Nice job David.

 

[difalkner]

Nicely done, David!

David

 

[Herb Stoops]

I like that, David, We had one when I was a kid on the farm , used it for everything imaginable. Of course we had big rooms then. Thanks for showing the build.
Herb

 

[Stick486]

beautiful

 

[JFPNCM]

Well done and the project photos are appreciated as well

 

[DesertRatTom]

That is a beautiful table. Very solid. I love lighter color woods. Nice picture sequence too.

 

[JOAT]

Thank you for not distressing it... that seems to be the 'in' thing out here, but I prefer it looking new.

Can't understand why people would make a nice piece then try to make it look a hundred years old. If that look is what the are after, they need to use it for a hundred years. Or, just buy old furniture. Or, turn a bunch of three year old loose on it. Me, if I make something new I want it to look new.

 

[RainMan 2.0]

Awesome outcome . Really like the colour too

 

[jj777746]

Your brother should be happy with the table David & it will last him a very long time too. James.

 

[jw2170]

Great job....

 

[tooler2]

How did you attach the breadboard ends?

 

[sreilly]

Great looking piece David. One question, is the end board slotted into the table/bench. I think they call it a breadboard end?

 

[MEBCWD]

Nice table and bench. Good photo progression of the build.

 

[David Bradford]

I didn't do the breadboard the consensus correct way. I just biscuited them on.

 

[tooler2]

so you glued edge to end grain with no mechanical fasteners other than the biscuits?

 

[marecat3]

Wow looks great, I need to make a couple of those but they will be a lot smaller, I have to make them 1/87th scale for our model HO train display.