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  1. 16th October 2005, 09:26 AM #1
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    Default Hall Table in Pine

    Spent the last couple days making this. It's crapiata pine, stained with new maple. Not my design, it's out of a book on shaker furniture (which I like the style of) & thought I'd start with something simple...

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    Very nice.
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    Very nice Redgy, keep it up.
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    Well executed hall table, I think your SCMS stand has given me some inspiration too .

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  6. 16th October 2005, 12:14 PM #5
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    Looks Good, that pinus crapiata doesn't come up too bad does it.
    Have a nice day - Cheers
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  7. 16th October 2005, 08:41 PM #6
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    Nice job Redgy, what is your next peice.

    I love shaker and mission style my self.
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  8. 16th October 2005, 11:22 PM #7
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    Good project. For pine it has come up really nice.
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    I agree with the others, the pine comes up really well.

    Thanks for the frame pic, really good to see.
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    Nice work redgy - came out really well - nice finish too

    Have a greenie..
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    Good work Redgy, simple shaker style is a good basis to work from and you've done it well.
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    Thanks everyone for the positive comments.
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    I think it looks very nice.......I like the tapers and the finish.......In this case pine can't be called crapiata!!

    Nice job mate!
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    Nice job Redgy. Thanks for the photos. I am looking for inspiration before starting my own table. Would you mid telling me the name of the book you found the design in. Thank you, Anthony
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    Very very nice table: simple, clean, attractive, and functional.

    There's been lots of hall tables posted recently, and I reckon this one's up there with the best of 'em.

    Thanks for the progress shot too.
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