This is a project i finished about a year ago. i figured i would do a test as my first posted project.
this is a pair of pieces that i built for myself. it was a bit of a "off seat of my pants" design. the pedestals are walnut with a maple spline at the miter. the top is birdseye maple. I...
Check out my latest build. I make this Farmhouse inspired Dining table using Reclaimed white oak. I add some elegance with the addition of curves in the base. Check out the Video on how I made it!
Had a customer that wanted a pedestal table for there breakfast area and found a picture of one on the web they liked. I had not done one of this style before and thought it would be a challenging but doable project. Once I broke down the different parts into individual projects it was not to...
Another example of my Cambridge pedestal dining table.
This one is 42" x 96", expandable to 120".
The top is solid 6/4 maple, stained a custom color to match the homes trim. The base is also solid maple and finished in a custom tinted waterborne poly to match the homes cabinets.
The top...
Here is one of my Yorkshire single pedestal dining tables. This one has a custom hand hammered copper top.
The base is a 2-tone distressed finishes.
I design and cut all of our pedestals in house. The base is made from 2 rings. The bottom ring is made from 8 equal segments cut at 22.5 degrees...
Here is one of our Walden pedestal tables. This one is 40" x 84" with an additional 24" of leaves. The finish is General Finishes Enduro black poly topped with Target Coatings satin EM9300 with 5% cross-linker added.
This is a 12' long Cambridge pedestal dining table.
The top is solid sap white hard maple, while the pedestals are made from 16/4 solid ash.
Finished with one of our proprietary colors and topped off with Target Coatings CV8000, cross-linked of course.
Perfect fit for this corner. Made of walnut salvaged from Sandy storm three years ago. Pedestal base is strong and steady, each member is 2 1/4 thick. Sits three and seven when pulled away from the wall. Finish with shellac and 4 coats of poly.
I recently refinished this figure Moabi side table, that I made for my wife six years ago. The top is slightly rectangular with a curve running along each edge to give an elegant look that compliments the legs. The base is just a simple pedestal style with the center column just a couple inches...
Didn't know how this was going to look as a corner piece for our living room, so I first made it of pine scraps that I had around the shop. The final will be made from walnut with laminated distressed copper panels on all 4 sides (if I can figure out the best way to permanently laminate the...