holy shit dude

wha?

thanks?

the design looks pretty neat
Gettin em all cut out is the easy part
Putting them in is a bit harder, I'm pretty good at this sort of thing.. not bragging, lmk if you need any advice

Looks really nice! The only thing im thinking here though, is that the table top is quite big and depending on where you live and what that wood that is, i think the table top will live quite alot. We have moisture in our air like 25% to 70% depending of the time of year (inside), so the table top will take all the moisture in it so it will widen or the other way around. So i think you can have gaps between the pattern and the tabletop, especially where the patterns grain and tabletops grain are going crossway. On the other hand, if its a rustic style table, it will only make it better. ^^
feel free to disagree with this ofc, but please explain why you disagree ^^ i want to learn too, im still quite new to carpentry/woodworking..

This post was edited by HydraManteli on Jan 7 2012 02:12am

this is true, but with 2 coats of tung oil and 4 coats of poly. i think it will be mostly protected from moisture.

ofc, there will be a small gap between pattern and and holes.

I know! >.<

but I've never done it before, and I always seem to bite off way more then the normal first trys worth.

wish me gl!

got 8 done today, hope to get 16 done tomorrow.