Walnut Slab Dining Table

Chuk, I love it. It’s classy and that base is awesome. I’d love to be able to work with a slab like that at some point but in my area I’d have to sell a kidney in order to afford one.

-- Matt - Colorado

Fantastic from every direction!

Very nicely done. Beautiful!!!!
Thanks for sharing

-- Rick - I know I am not perfect, but I will keep pressing on toward the goal of becoming all I am called to be.

Thanks all! Fiver, I suppose that’s one of the perks of living in the Midwest, I got those slabs from a hobbyist Sawyer I met on Craigslist for about $4 a bf.

Very nice slab, great coloring. Really like the base.

-- Bob in Montana. Kindness is the Language the blind can see and deaf can hear. - Mark Twain

Very nicely done, the Walnut slabs are great. I am curious about the dimensions of the Table.

-- Soli Deo gloria!

Wow! That is a beautiful piece of wood but your skill and design pushed it over the top. I like the style of the legs and the shape you created for the top. Very nicely done.

-- Galootish log blog, http://www.timberframe-tools.com

There is a lot going on here and the base is fantastic. The symmetry in it is very cool!
Great job! Nicely balanced design…. haven’t quite seen that design before.
Thanks for sharing.
Jon

Definitely Daily Top 3 material.

-- Half of what we read or hear about finishing is right. We just don’t know which half! — Bob Flexner

First project posting, and a beauty. Very nice table. I like the base, nice design.

-- Petey

Welcome to LumberJocks! And what a great introduction! Looking forward to future projects…

-- Mike, A Yooper with a drawl, http://www.artcentergraphics.com

Everything about this table is so cool! Legs and table top are the top!

-- Ivan, Croatia, Wooddicted

Definitely Daily Top 3 material.

- Rich

Called it! Congrats to chuk on the award.

-- Half of what we read or hear about finishing is right. We just don’t know which half! — Bob Flexner

Thanks all! I’m happy it’s been so we’ll received.

Oldrivers, it’s 30” tall, 78” long, 42” at it’s narrowest and 50” at it’s widest.

Thanks all! Fiver, I suppose that s one of the perks of living in the Midwest, I got those slabs from a hobbyist Sawyer I met on Craigslist for about $4 a bf.

- chuk

Just had to throw that in there didn’t ya? I’d be lucky to get poplar for $4 a bf locally.

In all seriousness that’s awesome that you’ve got a good connection for quality wood like that. Again, nice job!

-- Matt - Colorado