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This top is made from 2 1 3/4" thick reclaimed natural edge slabs of walnut. Base is two 3" square tube steel frames 22"w x 28"h. Total build is 7 1/2'L x 29 1/2"h width varies from 24 3/4"- 31 1/2". It is heavy, heavy, heavy. Finished in a satin Waterlox mixture. I had a LJ buddy help me...

This is a very unique conference table I finished in November 2017 is a conference table that is approximately 120 inches long by about 48 inches wide. It has what is called a Boat Shaped top. It slightly tapers at the two ends from 48" in the center to 36 inches at each end. This customer...

This is a table that I completed for work. They wanted to have something nice for the conference room when they had training sessions or meetings and would add a bit of professionalism to the room. I used 3/4 inch oak plywood for the top. 1×2 oak for the trim around the plywood. 1/4 inch oak...

Book matched 8/4 LE walnut slabs on top, finished with Osmo top oil. The solid ash Trapezoid base is finished in General Finishes black Enduro poly and topped with GF flat High Performance.

This is a table I created this past fall…One of my favorites. Created from Old Growth Redwood Burl, I have inlaid the surface with stone and pure gold. This one did create it's own challenges, it is a massive piece, coming in at 7 feet x 7 feet…Seats 8 to 12. When I have exceptional wood to...

I like the rare and unusual! This table is made from a single slab of "Giant Sequoia", inlaid with stone across the surface and over the edges. 15 feet long, 50+ inches across, 3.5 inches thick…30 inches high. Set on two pillar bases made from slabs of Redwood Burl, also inlaid with stone. The...

We made this Live Edge Reclaimed Cedar Slab Conference Table for a Non-Profit company in Portland, Oregon. It is 16' X 48", made with a Trestle Base. Can't wait to make another one. Here are a couple more pictures of the milling process for the cedar conferance table. Lots of work but well...

We finally finished this project - took about a year from concept to delivery - it was a challenge for us! Our friends at Washington Roofing built a new office and asked us to build their conference table. They have a unique conference room - they have a copper roof inside the room to...

This Conference table is part of a 4 piece set that was just finished and delivered to Minneapolis this week. The table is 14' long and about 54" wide. It was build in 3 pieces, plus 3 support pedestals. The figured wood is Sapele Pomele. The edge wood is black walnut. The finish is 8 coats...

This is a conference table for a local church. It is 12 feet long and 54 inches wide. The cross in the top is an inlay of black walnut. This project took about a year to complete as I worked on it a few hours a night and on weekends. It is made totally of quarter sawn red oak from a tree on my...

This little project is been in the works for almost 8 years. Yes, you heard right. 8 years. Now, it didn't take that long to finish this project, it just took that long for it to be delivered and I built a new house and 1200 square foot shop that took over 2 years. The table and chairs were...

A Greene & Greene Style Conference Table that I just finished. Its one part of a larger order - A desk and two credenza's have already shipped.

This is a conference table that was built in May 2012. It is made in the same style as the one I built for the same customer in June 2008. I doubled up 3/4" maple plywood for the top, tapered the sides, and edge banded the edges. The base is a 1 1/2" thick raised panel connected by a...

Its been forever since I've posted anything. This was just a fun project - even though its final look was clean and simple. The top is walnut, the undercarriage is dyed maple and the legs are steel. The most challenging part was sculpting the inside curve (though the outside curve was no walk...

Didn't your mom tell you not to write on the furniture? Well we give you permission. This conference table was built for a small software start up in Kansas City. They needed a place to brainstorm ideas. They designed a Trapizoid table and we made it happen. It is much larger than it looks...

It has been a long time since I posted anything. In the past 6 months we moved so I have been working on setting up my shop again. In the new place I don't have as many work tops as before so my workbench has been littered with my tools and boards and chips. I decided to make this because I...

We were contacted in the Summer of 2011 about a tree that was located in the front yard of the homeowner. The tree was dying and we wanted to make sure the beauty of its wood was not wasted on firewood. The tree was carefully taken down to ensure safety of the surrounding property and the tree...