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- Top view of MI Table
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- MI Table 2008
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- Frandsen table 2008
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- First table made
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- Oregon table/ wine holder
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- Gift for My parents
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- Gift for my Goddaughter 2009
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- Maryland underneath
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- Gift for my Wife
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- African Padauk, and stained Maple
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- spalted Cherry top. a tough coast to cut out!!
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- CA and MI table 2009
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- With Kate Segal winner
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- Made of Plywood and painted
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- PA Table
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- Side view of PA Table
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- Publicity Photo
Hey, awesome blog you got! and I really loved your woodworking projects, they are very great! thank you so much for this valuable blog! I wish to come back for more !
So great! I will copy to my site , and a link back to your site
Thank you!!
Andrew
Your tables are fantastic. Do you have one of Arizona? Just kidding. Was wondering what you use to cut with? Thanks for all the photos. Nice work Dr. French.
I would be very glad to make an AZ table. All my tables sell for ~$350 dollars and I have been commissioned to make a number of tables, including OR, CA, PA,the Czech republic, and Iran.
I use a 14number inch band saw….a scroll saw cannot cut thru 1 inch lumber.
Got to say great idea and work! Have you thought about using a map outline. Thank you for sharing your work.
I do use maps. I spray glue the paper map to the board, then cut it out with a band saw.
What a unique idea! You have good taste in wood pieces, too. Nice grain patterns and coloring. I might have to modify/steal the idea for Christmas gifts this year.
It would be wonderful, if you DO “steal” my idea, that if you Publish it is some way, that you at least acknowledge it as mine. . .
Or you could pay me to make your Christmas Gifts 🙂
thanks!!
Andrew
Love your projects. Thanks for sharing.
Cheers,
David
This is awsome. I like Oregon table/wine holder ;] good idea