Showing posts with label custom walnut and steel dining table. Show all posts
Showing posts with label custom walnut and steel dining table. Show all posts

Sunday, March 12, 2017

another american walnut table and 12 ladderbacks

another walnut table .. this one with some sap wood and another steel base ..
here's the drawing ..
ready for some 'bronze' finish on the steel
and the 8/4 from irion .. Myron had to hunt up these boards with the sapwood. 
there usually isn't much sap on their walnut ..
I was hoping for a bit more, but it looks good as it is .
these clients chose the Danish cord ladderbacks .. 12 of em ... lots of parts
they will look like these when they are finished ..
with lots of nails for the cordwork

for a change, we put the nails in before the chairs were glued up and finished ...
our cord person, Sandy Sherman, of Sherman chair caning was most appreciative ..
nesting !!
ready for finish and cording .. pictures of the finished table
and chairs soon ...


an american walnut table

we finished a couple of projects last week and I am just getting time to write about them now ...
this project consisted of am 8 foot walnut table with a steel base
and 8 of our contemporary ladderbacks ..
nice walnut from irion lumber, our usual source
cad drawing .. 44 x 96
the 8/4 boards
three steel bases at the same time .. that doesn't happen often ..
the unfinished table with the polished steel, ready for the 'bronze' patina ..
in the spray booth ... we are using a new custom tinted m l Campbell
envirovar conversion varnish .. closest yet to an oil finish look ...
these, below, have 3 coats of m l Campbell magna lac, in the 'dull rubbed' sheen ..

three other small tables with this project .. 18 x 30 x 21 high above
32 x 32 x 21 here .. all steel bases by sam

and a 54" round coffee table .. no picture yet as the stone was picked up on the way to the delivery .
ditto on the soapstone top for this 42 x 66" steel based kitchen table

and the 18 x 60 bench with the white leather top below ..
apologies for the photos here .. we were in a hurry and the light was tough ..
the three steel table bases below, ready for paint ..