Hi everyone,
I recently made plans to replace the table top of a dining room table for a customer. They want it aproximately 7ft long by 40 inches wide and somewhere between 1.5 - 2 inches in depth. I had initially suggested using a biscuit glue up of solid white oak 2x6's or 2x8's, but I would also like to explore any other potential options available. The customer would prefer not to have any seam marks on the table top and I was wondering if some kind of a high grade hardwood plywood build would be suitable?
I will also be staining and finishing it.
I am relatively new to furniture building so any input is greatly appreciated, Thanks!
I recently made plans to replace the table top of a dining room table for a customer. They want it aproximately 7ft long by 40 inches wide and somewhere between 1.5 - 2 inches in depth. I had initially suggested using a biscuit glue up of solid white oak 2x6's or 2x8's, but I would also like to explore any other potential options available. The customer would prefer not to have any seam marks on the table top and I was wondering if some kind of a high grade hardwood plywood build would be suitable?
I will also be staining and finishing it.
I am relatively new to furniture building so any input is greatly appreciated, Thanks!