Robin Wade 6/14/09 Robin Wade 6/14/09

thick walnut closeup

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the first

This table has been over two years in the making. We sawed the logs into natural edge lumber a couple of years ago. Immediately removed the bark with a draw knife, and it's been air drying since. Just a couple of weeks ago we removed our thickest lumber yet from the kiln. And, this is the first table to come from this 4" thick stock. Note; after we have planed it back flat the resulting thickness is probably 3.25" to 3.5".

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another off balance

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four tables all rubbed and ready to go

Robin Wade 6/10/09 Robin Wade 6/10/09

tracksaw system

I don't know of a safer / better way to cut these massive tabletops. We have three sizes of makitas that fit into the base. And with this tracksaw system we get perfectly straight cuts with ease.

Robin Wade 6/8/09 Robin Wade 6/8/09

NO'ALA write up

Couldn't be more pleased with the first magazine write up of my furniture. Big thanks to Alan Tomlinson and crew. If you'd like to see the article, go to; blog.robinwadefurniture.com/, and select "recent press"