We have taken pictures of some custom table tops that we fabricated. We are able to use 4/4 (1″), 6/4 (1 1/2″), and 8/4 (2″) boards in this process. The reason that we use the terms 4/4, 6/4, and 8/4 is because this is the thickness of the boards BEFORE they are planed and sanded. In reality, the finished thickness will be approximately 1/4″ less than the original board thickness. On boards that are 6/4 and 8/4, we use a product called the Festool Domino. They are pieces of solid beech that measure 4″ in length. We have a special tool that drills a 1″ x 2″ hole into each inside edge of the board. When inserted in multiple locations with our wood glue, they seams are extremely strong and will not separate.
For now, we are limiting the length of tables, countertops, and islands to 100″ in length.
The two pictures above showcase a curly cherry table top with a tiger maple insert. I
The above is an unfinished Rosewood Table Top
8/4 (1 3/4″ thick) Walnut Top This is our largest walnut island top to date.
4/4 Ambrosia Table Top
8/4 (2″ Thick Walnut Table Top
2″ Thick Figured (Curly) Cherry Table Top
8/4 Walnut Bar Top
2″ Thick Figured (Curly ) Cherry Table Top with a Live Edge
1 1/2″ ” Thick Unfinished Walnut Table Top
2″ Thick Walnut Countertop
2″ Hard Maple Top with a Walnut Stain
1 1/2″ Thick Unfinished Butcher Block Table Top
Walnut Table Top in the process of being finished
Above is an unfinished 8/4 (2″) Walnut Table Top measuring 48″ x 96″
2″ Walnut Table Top
Unfinished 2″ Walnut Table Top with Breadboard Ends (The ends run perpendicular to the main table boards.)
This is a 1 1/2″ Unfinished Walnut top. When finished, the wood will have the look of dark rich chocolate.
2″ Walnut Taple Top on Metal Legs
Custom Walnut Dining Room
Table and matching benches
