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  1. 26th June 2012, 09:20 AM #1
    columnmn
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    Default My Himalayan Cedar natural edge coffee table

    I'm new here, so I thought I'd share my latest project.

    It's the first time I'd done a slab this size, or played with anything other than pine or jarrah, but I like the results. It was pretty simple design to make though.



    Sanded all down, and lines marked up for cutting.


    Assembled.


    And nice and glossy.


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  3. 26th June 2012, 01:46 PM #2
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    I love slabs, I made something similar for my in-laws, well done
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  4. 26th June 2012, 04:07 PM #3
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    Looks nice but do yourself a favour and either take it outside to get a good shot of it under natural sunlight or use a tungsten globe rather than the bluish fluoro light.
    The slab looks decidedly sickly in your photos.
    I bet it would look a million dollars using the above especially with the swirls and knot.

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  5. 28th June 2012, 09:07 AM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stewie D View Post
    Looks nice but do yourself a favour and either take it outside to get a good shot of it under natural sunlight or use a tungsten globe rather than the bluish fluoro light.
    The slab looks decidedly sickly in your photos.
    I bet it would look a million dollars using the above especially with the swirls and knot.

    Stewie
    Once I pull it inside, I'll have down lights galore on it. My shed doesn't have great lighting (but better then when I moved in), but during the day it isn't an issue. I'll take some nicer photos soon.
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  6. 29th June 2012, 09:25 AM #5
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    Looking forward to the clear and lustrous photos with anticipation.
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