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    Default Arts and Crafts dining table and chairs

    Blackwood. The parquetry is Indian Rosewood and Huon Pine checks, Rock Maple strips and Black Hearted Sassafras cross-banding. I made it all years ago but have just completed a new table top. The chairs are a Gordon Russell design I adapted from a line drawing. The table top is finished with a number of coats of polyurethane and finished with wax. The surface is very, very smooth and like glass. It's not perfect but I'm happy with it.
    I made a lot of use of an oscillating spindle sander to make the parquetry by squeezing the parts, including the rock maple strip (1.25mm thick) between a fence and the spindle. I would recommend the machine for such work.
    The sassafras looks very nice in my view.

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    Looks like a lot of work, but has turned out great.
    Bob

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    top job

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    Very nice, Oz. Well done, mate.



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    Nice work!
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    I particularly like the chairs - nice work.

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    Good work all round.
    - Wood Borer

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    Nice job on the table and chairs OZ I like the parquetry work you have done on the table top I think it finishes the table off nicely. well done mate.
    Regards
    Al .

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    Stunning Oz, just stunning mate. I love the chairs too. The blackheart sas has given a excellent effect to the parquetry.

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    Very nice work. All looks interestingly and elegantly. It is pleasant to me as you have made parquetry!

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    Excellent
    Reality is no background music.
    Cheers John

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    Love the work.

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