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  1. 31st October 2011, 08:30 AM #1
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    Default Camphor and redgum coffe table

    just like to show of my work.As you can plobly see the top is taperd from 55mm one to 48mm the onther (not cut by me)but well sesoned being cut in 2003.This has two coats of poly.

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    The table is an interesting design. I like the pins in the frame
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    nice bit of camphor
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    What Nick said. Nice job. Solid frame suit the slab.

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    Yep, nice bit of Camphor, the legs look more like Red Mahogany though.
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  7. 1st November 2011, 05:29 PM #6
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    Yes the two red legs i would probly say is red mahogany and the uther legs i think may be ironbark and i think the rest is redgum.
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