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White oak, butcher block, counter top

6 Comments

BarbS commented almost 10 years ago

White oak is perfect for that use. It will last them a long, long time. Job well done! And teak cabinets will be beautiful.

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Madts commented almost 10 years ago

Now that is a hunk of gorgeous wood.
Very well done. You did not tell whats inside. Just glue, dowels etc. One lay up or several?

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MsDebbieP commented almost 10 years ago

that is BEAUTIFUL

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Hartman Woodworks commented almost 10 years ago

Madts,
I just have glue, dowels, and 1/4" all-thread inside…….glue up in 4 separate panels and then glued the panels together. the end two strips were glued last to conceal the all-thread nuts.

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HorizontalMike commented almost 10 years ago

Very interesting! Thanks for the info on the glue-up. I had not thought about using all-thread in the process. That is a great long term measure to avoid any future issues for sure.

I’ll have to remember that if/when I decide on doing another large laminate top (mine was a workbench project that I posted elsewhere).

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a1jim commented almost 9 years ago

Excellent .

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