Queen Anne Coffee Table

This turned out very well nice work.

That is very nice, you should be proud.

Nice looking coffee table. The cherry looks really nice. So what are the mysterious squares?

That's, a very attractive table.
Nice work for a learning experience.

This came out very nice.

Peter,

About those squares. Well, when I started to cut the first mortise, I realized that I had the wrong edge against the fence on the machine!

Nice table, great looking legs. Something to be proud of.

Great job - especially the legs!

Very nice work.

Now are you going to try carving some ball and claw feet? Maybe for a lowboy.

Lee

Lovely table and fine lines. Well done. Nice firewood as well.

Very nice work

A handsome table. Give it a couple of hundred years and it will turn nice and dark !

That's an interesting point about the cherry darkening. I made a cherry end table about seven months ago. The cherry in the end table and this table are from the same tree and were finished in the same way. I am amazed at how much darker and richer the end table already is, even though it gets very little direct sunlight.

Beautiful coffee table.

very impressive build ,love the cherry

Great little table, something nice to look at before passing out.

great build chuck. I think the wood selection is perfect for this piece. Where is it sitting now?

Happy Holidays!

beautiful table! I haven't been brave enough to try the cabriole legs yet, but would like to some time. you should put some of those "mysterious" blocks in every project somewhere and make it your signature