Kitchen countertop.

Matt, beautiful countertops. What type of finish are you going to use?

Thats gotta be one of the nicest counter tops I’ve ever seen.

-- And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord... Colossians 3:23

That would be a nice workbench top too…..

-- Measure once cut twice....oh wait....ooops.

Liked the reclaimed wood thing. Back then the old timers had absolutely no problem with using high quality hardwoods like oak, walnut, maple, and cherry in utility structures. Glad you took the time and effort to reclaim and reuse the wood. Love the dovetails and the fact that you signed your name. I hope that part will show. It says a woodworker lives here!

-- Mother Nature always bats last.

It appears that wide laminated panel is locked inside a dovetailed perimeter frame without room for expansion. This may not be a problem if the entire thing is sealed (top and bottom) with epoxy or other durable finish which will eliminate or minimize moisture exchange.
After more careful examination it seems there is a small gap between the lamination and edging. Am I right?

Stunning piece. Congrats. I’d like to see the rest of the kitchen :-)

-- Paul, Plantagenet, Ontario

Truelly amazing!! What function have the round plugs at the sides?

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It’s approved! Killer looking dovetails Matthew, good job.

-- Darrell, making more sawdust than I know what to do with

Great work, Looks very nice.

-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"

Awesome counter top!!

Thanks for sharing

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Nice countertop!

I love it, just the type of counter top you would expect in the home of a woodworker!

-- Paul--- Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep. — Scott Adams

That is beautiful . The wife would love something like that.

All I can say is WOW. I love the reclaimed lumber.WOW.

-- Couldn't think of anything clever. I LIKE WOOD

Mr. Allard, you will be hard pressed to find anyone who disapproves of this work. I am also curious as to what finish you will be using. Also, what part of a bard did this thick of walnut come from?

-- Aaron Possom Town, TN