What Dan said!!

58 minutes ago, HandyDan said:

WOW!  How nice is that?

 

better than very...

Well done, Gene...that will be awesome!

My hero! Wow! Can't wait to see it with the finish.

WOW ,your doing great job on that, Gene, The hard part is done now comes the easy part, you are coasting now.

Herb

Thank all you fine gentlemen, for your kind words. I'm genuinely humbled by them.

So, when can I expect delivery ?  Can't wait to see the finished table. Looking awesome.

5 minutes ago, It Was Al B said:

So, when can I expect delivery ?  Can't wait to see the finished table. Looking awesome.

Sorry, Al. This one already has a home.

5 minutes ago, Gene Howe said:

Sorry, Al. This one already has a home.

 

yup..

here...

Gene, you just classed up the joint with this project, thanks so much for sharing. I am insanely jealous of your work, world class!

Ok now you have built the river> When do you stock the fish? Most excellent job on that

2 hours ago, John Morris said:

Gene, you just classed up the joint with this project, thanks so much for sharing. I am insanely jealous of your work, world class!

Thank you, John. However there is no way that table is near the class and skill level of the talented folks on this forum. For instance, your Maloof rockers. Now, that's talent.

But wait,      did I miss the grand pouring of the epoxy..  I been sick and don't feel but I thought I was turning it on to your channel every day..

Holy cow Gene. "A river does run through it!"

Beautiful piece of furniture!

Looking forward to seeing the progression to the finished piece.

I just heard on another post that the word Awesome was overused.  Cannot help it, this piece is AWESOME and getting awesomer* every day!!!

 

*not to be confused with how long it takes me to do my typical projects, awesomer long!

Edited February 22, 20188 yr by Cal

5 hours ago, Smallpatch said:

But wait,      did I miss the grand pouring of the epoxy..  I been sick and don't feel but I thought I was turning it on to your channel every day..

Naw, Jesse. You didn't miss nuthin'. Glass is easier. And, a bunch cheaper.

Kinda got the cart before the horse, here. The legs aren't built yet but, I went ahead and put the first coat of Watco on the mesquite. Just had to see what it was gonna look like. Man, that mesquite is beautiful. It's going to dry for a few days till we get back from Tucson. Then, I'll build the legs and give them a coat. Then, I can dry fit every thing for another progress picture.

Gene I was worried about the temperature in your area. Epoxy is better worked in the summer. Didn't want you to make a big mess...

Jesse, for me, messes aren't seasonal.  

Gene you could crumple up tin foil under the glass and have the same effect epoxy would give you under the glass?