The table is completed other than glue up. I will be doing the final glue up when I visit Michigan this summer. The legs and stretchers are from a different log than the top. The top is quite dark, with marvelous figure. The missing chunk on the underside and edge will be a conversation starter for many, many years.
I was pleased to be able to use the plank remnant for this small table.
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Great little table Tom. How do you attach it to the top? Is there a flat on those upper stretchers?
There are six-inch flats on the top stretchers. Attached with flat-top screws counterbored into those stretchers.