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Table finished for new large egg...finally.

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  • bicktrav
    bicktrav Posts: 640
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    Tremendous looking table! Great job! I built one out of redwood that's very similar. Love it more and more each day!
    Southern California
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  • Tarpon65
    Tarpon65 Posts: 205
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    That's a really nice job on the table.  I love the colors of the wood.
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  • radamo
    radamo Posts: 373
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    Great looking table.  Nice work.

    Long Island, NY
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  • maddog37
    maddog37 Posts: 10
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    hey folks, thanks for the nice comments on the table.

    judz, the height of the table, from the ground to the top is 34 inches.  that includes the casters.  standard counter height is 36 inches.  i'm not that tall, so being a bit lower is fine for me.

     daffy, i just used spar varnish to seal it.  i thinned the first couple of coats by mixing 50/50 with mineral spirits.  i gave it one more coat at full strength.  when i'm not too lazy and don't forget, i cover the table after the egg cools off.  so far, it's holding up pretty well.

     

     

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