with the table project. This is the bottom of the table, which measures 8-feet long X 40-inches wide and 2 inches thick. When finished and the legs attached, it will weigh about 260 pounds. Tonight, with the help of some neighbors, we will turn it over so I can put the finishing touches on the top side, which will require another few days of work, sanding, compounding then applying the finish coat. Then, I will be hiring a moving company to move it out of the basement and up to the dining room. They do this kind of thing daily, and I'm too damned old and busted up to attempt to move something of this size and weight.

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Gary

It's coming along really nicely

Thanks Danny - my body parts are shot to Hell, but my mind keeps making appointments that my body should not try to keep. When I get this finished, I will post a photo of it in the dining room. Hopefully, just a few more days of work to get it done and moved to the dining room.

All the best,

Gary

Looking forward to see the other side :-)

Here's a short vid of the top of the table. Unfortunately, the lighting just does not do it justice.

[video:youtube]https://www.youtube.com/shorts/9M9rUFaEVyk[/video]
Gary

Classy! Looks like you kept the design created by nature and helped it with a human touch; beautiful!

WOW, that's a beautiful furniture you have created Gary!
Classy, special, extraordinary, one of a kind table made by an extraordinary man.

Thanks guys, I will post a better photo when I get it moved to the dining room where the lighting is better.

Gary