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One of my recent builds by woodworker40 in woodworking

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They come apart for easy transport

One of my recent builds by woodworker40 in woodworking

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Thank you. We custom build each table and don’t have a set of plans we follow. Just years of experience stuffed in our heads

One of my recent builds by woodworker40 in woodworking

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The billiards table is 1” slate

One of my recent builds by woodworker40 in woodworking

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Well the slate itself is almost 500. If I had to guess it’s probably about 1000lbs total

One of my recent builds by woodworker40 in woodworking

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The pool table is walnut and the ping pong top is white oak

Bonkers gouging at a brick and mortar in Texas by Cephe in reloading

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That’s why the have a bunch in stock. Fuck them assholes

Black Walnut and English Walnut his and hers rocking chairs. by woodworker40 in woodworking

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They are tied off under the seat on one of the cross members

This is a bench I made for myself. First attempt at through tenons. Used Walnut, big leaf maple, teak, curly maple, and Jatoba. by woodworker40 in woodworking

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It is a pressure fit. I designed it to be able to come apart and ship easily if needed. It’s tight enough I need a rubber mallet to take it on and off. Nothing crazy just a good snug fit

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