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Probably 15 years ago I put 4 medium star tables out in a shed and haven’t looked at them since. A couple things have happened lately to make me think that I should get a picture of at least the top of the tables. This forth medium star table that I made is 32” across and 30” high when the pedestal is attached to it. It has 16 kinds of wood on it and over 3200 pieces of wood including what is on the pedestal and feet. They have held up very well in the boxes that I had them stored in considering the hot and cold that they have been in over the years.
One thing I don’t like about these tables is that back then I was using Elmer’s glue to mix with sawdust to fill the small cracks between the pieces. Then in damp weather the glue joint rises and you can then feel a little ridge between each piece. It makes the whole top feel not as smooth as I like them to feel.
The types of wood from the center are: ASH, Hackberry, Satinwood, Zebrawood, Narra, Canarywood, Brazilwood, Bloodwood, Purpleheart, Kingwood, Honduras Rosewood, Brazilian Rosewood, Monkey Pod Wood, East India Rosewood, Wenge and Oak.
My wife and I, along with our friends Melissa and Charmaine, held a garage sale today. It started off well, but then the storms came and we had to close down early. However, before the rain, I was able to make this photo of one table full of items. The think I just love about garage sales is the totally random collections one finds just sitting there waiting to be discovered.
One of the tables in the law office, loaded with books, papers, candlesticks, quill pens, and the "safety lamp" in the foreground. The safety lamp had a reservoir for oil, but it was not really any safer than a regular oil lamp, just shadeless, with a wick and knob to adjust it above the oil reservoir. Notice the wire waste paper basket in the lower right corner.
The table was small, but the views every morning for breakfast and then at lunch or dinner were great!
January 18~Deuteronomy 32:2-4
"I will proclaim the name of the Lord. Oh, praise the greatness of our God! He is the Rock, His works are perfect, and all His ways are just. A faithful God who does no wrong, upright and just is He."
This image was made high atop Table Mountain, Cape Town, South Africa several years ago. It is one of the most beautiful places I have ever visited. We took the first sky car up, arriving while the clouds were still surrounding the top of the mountain. Within an hour or so, by the time the throngs of tourists arrived, the clouds had lifted and the scene had lost it's magic.
Table Tennis English National Championship, 2-4 March 2012 @ Ponds Forge Sheffield
Picture Steve Parkin
Darius Kinght & Kelly Sibley, play Chris Doran & Hannah Hicks in the Mix doubles final
Table Mountain covered in the only cloud in the sky, hoping to go to the top when we return to Capetown in a few days.
360 Tabletop
sb26 on 1/2 camera right
sb600 on full behind landing
Camera on tripod, rear curtain sync.
While Chris was laying out the design I thought it was a too random. I like more order to my designs. I think he did a great job with the table.
Material: Pine wood
Price: $5
Brand New / Never been used.
Made in Korea
Lacquer Finish Orange Paint Inlay on Dark Brown Low Tea Table
Measures: 15.5" Length x 12" Width x 3.5" Height
Perfect Tray for Tea or Snacks!
Ultimarc Mag-Stick Plus 4/8 way joysticks, which can be changed from 4 to 8 way completely from the top of the control panel (the only joystick in the world that can do this, I believe), the Utimarc U-Trak trackball, and buttons from Happ Controls.
Our coffee table, made of fall leaves from Rifle Camp Park in New Jersey!
Special thanks to hopefoote for sending us a bunch of these leaves this year! Some of the leaves shown are ones we saved from last year (when we lived in Jersey). We now live in Texas where we don't get to see the fall colors, so it was wonderful to receive autumn via the mail! Thanks, Hope!!
Made following this pattern - www.pleasant-home.com/2009/10/halloween-whirlygig-table-r...
Fabric - Studio E's Holiday Magic
Valentine's day table setting. Table set with wooden hearts, plate and fork on dark wooden background. Top view and copy space. Love concept.
Reclaimed Heart Pine Top with Red Birch Legs & Frame
This table is our sofa table. The table is made from Reclaimed Heart Pine from the early 1800’s. The legs & frame are made from Red Birch. The Red Birch came from Deadhead Lumber Co.
They are a local Maine company reclaiming logs that were cut over 100 years ago and then sunk in Moosehead lake, Maine. As a green, rediscovered wood product, DeadHead Lumber qualifies for LEED Certification points.
Our tabletops are protected with WOCA Oil from Denmark. WOCA oil contains primarily cold pressed vegetable oils and is free of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC), making it environmentally friendly. WOCA Oil is very durable and can protect the top from its daily use. The frame and legs are coated with linseed oil, which is natural and pressed from flax seed. We then cover the frame and legs with natural beeswax to bring out the color.