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Bookend Harvest Table

The origins

A disease took many elm trees in our area years prior to our moving to the country.  Though we didn`t know what we had, it was a bit easier to sacrifice this tree, already half dead, as part of a construction project.

Milling it down

We couldn't believe our eyes.  The log had a vibrant red tone and gorgeous grain pattern!

Back from the kiln

No longer red... but we are told this is just "oxidization", and the colour should return with sanding and a good quality oil.

Next is dominoing the two sides

Next is dominoing the two sides

The two bookends are joined by 6 dominos on one end and one domino at the other end.  The joined sides are sanded to accept epoxy.  Click for more info.

Finishing it off

Next is dominoing the two sides

Finishing it off

Getting the table ready for my dining room.  Click on the picture for a brief overview.


The story in pictures

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