Stickley Dining Table no. 622 Reproduction

Bigbuck · Jul 21, 2008

Nice job, it looks great.

thetimberkid · Jul 21, 2008

Great work!

Thanks for the post

Callum

RobH2 · Jul 21, 2008

I love this room of yours! You have wood on the ceiling, that's just great. Very good job on the table. What size is the top?

trifern · Jul 21, 2008

Gorgeous dining room table. Thank you for sharing.

Dusty56 · Jul 21, 2008

That is one fine table…The table appears to be floating in the middle picture up top. hahaha , YES , I'm sober : ) Great job !

DanYo · Jul 21, 2008

Looks like vintage piece. Well done ! Give it tens years …. it will glow.

earlyjp · Jul 21, 2008

Great job! It looks right at home in your dining room.

Caliper · Jul 21, 2008

Fan-tastic! It was a pleasure to follow the blog and to now see your finished work. As always, the saves and techniques are educational. Thanks!

CharlieM1958 · Jul 21, 2008

Outstanding piece of work, John!

bbqking · Jul 21, 2008

This is a very nice piece. I build Stickley nearly exclusively and the only thing I would say is to hold the top stretchers back maybe 1/2 ". Beautiful tenon and dowel work. As I have said before, I love it when you guys aren't afraid of big thick lumber. That's what Craftsman is all about. Great work, great table. Carry on sir. Sorry about the veneer, though. As always, bbqKing.

gizmodyne · Jul 21, 2008

Thanks for all of the comments.

Rob:The top is about 40 inches wide and 6 feet long.

BBQ: The wood is heavy.

It is hard to tell in the pics but the stretchers are 3/4" in from the edges of the top. Also the veneer is only two sides of each leg. The other two are solid quartersawn stock.

blackcherry · Jul 21, 2008

Nice work all the way around the horn from craftmanship to finishing. Nice choice of furniture to match your period house. Now it time to get busy on some chairs LOL…I hope that many happy meals will be enjoy on your new table….thanks for posting Blkcherry

woodspar · Jul 21, 2008

John, Nice! That is quite a magnificent table.

I was just last week showing someone your dishwasher installation pix with the nice wood front you made. BTW, how are you liking that dishwahser?

bbqking · Jul 21, 2008

I don't know about the rest of your house but I have some great plans for matching bar stools. Big time arts & crafts. Email if you'd like. bbqKing. By the way, I can't believe that guy thought that was part of your ceiling. That would be one big bolt.

gizmodyne · Jul 21, 2008

blackcherry- Yeah chairs. Sigh…

woodspar- The dishwasher rocks. It has changed our lives in magical and mysterious ways.

bbqking: I'll let you know about the stools. Thanks.

JohnGray · Jul 22, 2008

Nice job on the table and your home looks super too. Keep up the good work.

Brad_Nailor · Jul 22, 2008

I don't know…I like the old table…just kidding..

Giz, that looks fantastic! I just love that style, and the quarter sawn white oak is the perfect material. I love the thick legs and the through tenons. Nice work..

gizmodyne · Jul 22, 2008

Thanks John and Brad.

I am sitting at it now, enjoying my dining room, having my first coffee. I have to get over the fear of messing it up.

GaryK · Jul 22, 2008

Great job, John. It beats the heck out of you old table!

You get got the chance to also show off your house also. That is a great room, as I remember it well.

gwurst · Jul 22, 2008

That card table was awfully nice, but I think the new one is just a tad bit better.

Stickley Dining Table no. 622 Reproduction

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