Candle stand

[Jes Pidlin]

Just finished this and thought I'd share. Nothing spectacular but it is from a drawing of an original in Old Salem NC., that was made around the early 1800's. Quite an enjoyable little project.

[jackellis]

I dunno. Looks pretty spectacular to me.

Nice work!

[Popeye]

Beautiflul table. Really nice work. Pat

[John Hunter]

Very nice.

[DonHo]

Looks pretty good to me. What kind of wood and what did you use for a finish?

DonHo

[gerti]

Nothing spectacular about it at all... You are so full of it! Very nice work, I'd take it in a heartbeat.

[ragswl4]

Very nicely done. I see a small hint of grain in the left most pic, wish I could see more of it. It appears to be really nice wood. What type of wood and finish did you use?

[mater]

That is beautiful work. A job well done.

[Pappy]

Beautiful table, Jes!

[drumpriest]

Yes, well done, and please do give us more info on the material, finish and process. I always enjoy reading that sort of information about nice projects such as this.

[lrogers]

Sweeeeet! Very nice job!

[Jes Pidlin]

Thanks to all for the kind words. The wood is cherry, and it's got (all finishing purist please close your eyes) Zar cherry stain with satin poly finish. I know cherry darkens with age, but to me Zar gives the most natural finish I've found for cherry. Also, I don't usually use poly for indoor pieces except possibly for tables and counter tops that may be subject to water damage.

Again, thanks to all

[Brian in Dawson Creek]

Very nice ... what else can I say, every one else used up the good terms.

Brian

[hermit]

I agree with Brian everythings been said ........ looks great! I like to stay away from stain, but who can argue with your results!! Looks excellent to me.
Great job,
Todd

[bthere]

I like it a lot. The legs are particularly interesting to me. They have an interesting, almost delicate shape.