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I've decided that I need to start working again so I'll have time for woodworking. I'm sure all you retirees know what I mean. Anyway, I just finished shaping the table legs. Now to finish sanding, staining, assembly, poly, . . . . . so much to do, so little time. I think there's a table somewhere in this pile of Walnut.
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Skeeter: That's gonna be an awesome table! That old heron reminds me of when we lived on the coast. Had a marsh creek behind our house and one or more were there every day.

Keep us posted. Great start!!

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Gonna be a great looking table!! Thanks for the updated pictures
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Looking good. I can't wait to see the finished project.
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