[Multiwood]

This one piece of White Pine was 44" wide at one end and 40" at the other 9' long with a natural edge.
After a couple weeks he asked me to cut the natural edge off and make the sides even so now it is
39" wide. It is in a kitchen of a business and gets used daily. Its an epoxy finish.

 

[kklowell]

very nice.Must have been fun to move it...looks heavy!

 

[Stick486]

most excellent..

 

[DonkeyHody]

I like it. Proportions look right; it just works. Good job!

 

[Shop guy]

Nice.

 

[Gaffboat]

Impressive!

 

[Cherryville Chuck]

Looks nice and that was a smart move to put the epoxy finish on it. White pine is soft and that epoxy should help toughen it up.

 

[RainMan 2.0]

Wow came to mind as my mouth dropped . Looks beautiful and heavy duty all at once

 

[DesertRatTom]

Now THAT's a table! Can't tell, is it trussed underneath to prevent warping?

 

[Herb Stoops]

I like it would even make a good WW bench W/ a couple of vises on it.
Herb

 

[old55]

Very impressive Larry.

 

[hawkeye10]

You did a great job on it, Larry. It will get some rough treatment from employees but the epoxy finish should make it last a long time.

 

[difalkner]

Nice work! You don't normally see something like that in a business setting so that's even better.

David

 

[marecat3]

very nice

 

[Potowner1]

Great job Larry. Those people have some nice business environment.

 

[RainMan 2.0]

Larry, do you any idea how much it weighs? Sure looks bullet proof

 

[Multiwood]

No Rick I don’t know how much it weighs. The base is Douglas Fir (material he had) and that is kind of heavy..
They haven’t moved it since I put it in there kitchen.

 

[JFPNCM]

Well done.