A new oak end table

[rickd]

great looking job pat!! i am in the middle of making the exact same nightstand from the same wood magazine plan. i hope mine looks half as good as yours when i'm finished.

pappy mentioned a dresser? i posted pics of the mission dresser i finished a few weeks ago(from wood magazine plans). did you make one of those too? love to see the pics if you did.

[Larry David]

Very nice work...the quality of projects by folks on this website amazes me everytime.

[John Hunter]

Very nice!

[lrogers]

I think you hit a new level on that one Pat. Very nice.

[9johnny5]

Wow, Pat, that looks beautiful! I appreciate that you chose not to stain it, the color of the wood is really warm. Great job! Was this from leftovers from the coffee table?

Thanks again for sharing, the ante is now offically "upped".

johnny

[Mrs. Wallnut]

Nice

That is nice...You do great work also Pat...I think you and Mark should move in together and start making furniture for a living

[Popeye]

Nice work, Pat. Did you recently do a dresser in the same style, or was it sikmeone else?

Must have been someone else Pap. Pat

[cybrshrk]

Very nice...

I also like the drawer pulls. Nice touch!

[JimD]

Pat,

Good job!

I used Deft on a set of oak kitchen cabinets in our former house and found it less durable than I expected. Hope you have better luck. I use poly now, usually polycrylic. I would put some extra coats on the top - I think I used 3 and water got behind it on some of the doors and inside the cabinets.

Jim

[Black wallnut]

Nicely done Pat! How did you make the corbels? Router w/template or just band saw and OSS sander? In many of my projects I find that only shop made pulls fit the look I'm going for.

[Popeye]

Nicely done Pat! How did you make the corbels? Router w/template or just band saw and OSS sander? In many of my projects I find that only shop made pulls fit the look I'm going for.

The corbels I had a full size pattern for and nothing to glue it on with so.... I transfered it by laying out 1" marks across the first one and faired the curve in. Cut and sanded it and then used it as a template to rough cut the other 3, carpet taped the template to the others and used a flush trim bit to finish them. Pat