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Cherry End Table

October 10th, 2008 in The Gallery     
mvflaim Mike Flaim, contributor
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I built this end table while attending the University of Cincinnati. This table helped me get credit for a non business elective while pursuing my Marketing degree in Business Administration. Anyone who has taken Wood Technology 101 while attending UC has probably built this table.
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mvflaim writes: The finish is four coats of General Finishes Arm-R-Seal wiped on with an old t shirt. I sanded in between the coats with 320 grit sandpaper. The top was finalized with two grits of pumice and one grit of rottenstone rubbed with mineral oil. Thanks for the compliment! Posted: 10:59 am on October 23rd
jayman7 writes: I really like that finish! I'm working on a cherry table similar to that. Could you step through how you applied your finish? Thanks! Posted: 1:43 pm on October 22nd
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