Jarrah twin Pedestal Dining Table

[AusRob]

Hi all,

Just some pics of a solid Jarrah dining table I made.
The top is 2" thick as are the pedestals. It measures 2.4 metres x 1.4 metres. It is finished in Scandinavian oil and wax.

Regards,

Rob

[Tony Ward]

Rob

A fine example of Australian craftsmanship ~ well done. Nice design. A treasured heirloom for future generations!

Tony Ward
Blue Mountains,
where else but
Australia!

[atgcpaul]

Nice table, Rob. Did you do the chairs, too?

Paul

[lrogers]

That is one sweet looking table.

[jziegler]

Very nice looking table. Good job.

[jhart]

Very impressive. Nice Job. Nice finish.

[footprintsinconc]

simply amazing. the table is beautiful!

[SARGE..g-47]

Extremely nice trestle table, Rob. I was also wondering about the chairs as Paul did?

[AusRob]

Hi all,
Thanks for the kind comments.
Yes, I made the chairs as well. They are Red Gum and were my first attempt at chair making.

Regards,

Rob

[SHADOWFOX]

Amazing! Simply Amazing! Great job, Rob! Thank you for sharing!

Kind regards,

[Larryl]

That is absolutely beautiful. Did you use a set of plans or design the set yourself? The choice of wood, craftsmanship, and finish are first rate. I'll bet you never have any trouble with SWMBO letting you get new toys, er tools.

[MilDoc]

TOO beautiful for words! Excellent!

[drumpriest]

Really very nice work. Lots of great dinners ahead for that set.

[Alex Franke]

Dude, you really need to clean up your dining room! It almost looks like a workshop!

Very, very nice job. Very classy indeed. Love the chairs, too!

How much wood did you use for that project?

[AusRob]

Yes, it does look like a work shop, doesn't it.
The table design was taken from a picture in a magazine.I added some of my own ideas, such as the bread board ends and real rather than false through tenons for the stretcher underneath.
I used approximately 0.1 cubic metres of timber for the table.
It weighs in at about 200kg all up!

Regards,

Rob