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Walnut Segmented Dining Table is finished just in time to be a Christmas gift!

To all, Thanks for your assistance suggestions way back when with the table build. The surface of the table is 48 inches wide, 108 inches long, and 1 1/8 inches thick. It is made with 130 segments of walnut. Build details… 1) Joined, planed and cut each of the 140 segments (thank you to...
- mpholway
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- Dec 12, 2018
- dining table trestle walnut
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- Forum: General Woodworking
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Rubio Monocoat or No?

I am building a kitchen table with quartersawn white oak and considering purchasing and using Rubio Monocoat to finish it. I have a full time job with 2 kids and limited time in the shop to build furniture for my family. I know Rubio is expensive but my time with my family is more valuable than...
- Nick FV
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- May 26, 2018
- dining monocoat quartersawn quartersawn white oak rubio table
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- Forum: Finishing
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Completed table before delivery. 108" x 36".
- Bill Clemmons
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- Jul 21, 2015
- dining harvest oak table
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Top in finish room. Walnut stain, followed by 3 coats of satin lacquer.
- Bill Clemmons
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Squaring ends of top w/ router and guide. Made 4 passes.
- Bill Clemmons
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Squaring ends of top w/ router and guide. Made 4 passes.
- Bill Clemmons
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- dining harvest oak table
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Table top glue up, using cauls to help keep it flat.
- Bill Clemmons
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Table top glue up, using cauls to help keep it flat.
- Bill Clemmons
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- dining harvest oak table
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Joining boards to form top. Biscuits every 8", 13 per joint.
- Bill Clemmons
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Laying out boards for top. Arranging for "best face".
- Bill Clemmons
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Frame cross bracing attached to long rails. Pocket screws and glue blocks.
- Bill Clemmons
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Assembled table frame.
- Bill Clemmons
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- dining harvest oak table
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Assembled table frame.
- Bill Clemmons
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Completed rail/leg joint. M&T, pinned, glued, w/ corner brace screwed and bolted.
- Bill Clemmons
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Mitered tenons on rails.
- Bill Clemmons
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Rail to leg joint.
- Bill Clemmons
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First test fit of legs and rails.
- Bill Clemmons
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- dining harvest oak table
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First test fit of legs and rails.
- Bill Clemmons
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- Jul 21, 2015
- dining harvest oak table
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Rough wood acclimating to shop
- Bill Clemmons
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4 leg blanks
- Bill Clemmons
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