bentlyj

Here is a web site that shows a pic of lumber core.
Not sure what your level of experience is.
http://www.mcewenlumber.com/resources/core_types.html#lumber_core.
Also Edge is 8/4 Cherry ( 1 3/4" )

The substrate was 2 layers of lumber core plywood glued together with opposing grain. So, 1 1/2" thick.
This Table is 16 Feet long, ( 2 halves ) the sides also have a radius to them.
One more interesting thing. The Bevels on the trim were cut with a 16" Timber Beam Skill Saw set into a jig.

I would drool to have a pc of wood like that. Very Nice
I live in Las Vegas, NV....Wood not to good here.

Thank You hermv2000,
The panels were laid up out of 4 pcs that had the edges beveled to create the "raised panel" I then sanded the square into the center. It took some trial and error figuring out the proper angles, each different door size has different angles. The two arched doors required a little more trial and error, and a lot of sanding, lol, to get the edge of the arched portion of the door to a consistant thickness to go into the rabbitted stile and rail frame.
Hope this helped, if you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

Very clean lines, nice seperation of color,
I like it. :)

Very nice, looks too good to use. Keep up the good work, I hope it lends a hand in many future projects.