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Hi @Cabinetman Thanks for your reply. I did alternate the boards (cups and bridges) and glued up 5 boards in total. When it came to applying the oil, i essentially added two coats of danish oil to one side and allowed it to cure, flipped the table over and applied another two coats. It...

Afternoon All, I recently attempted to make a table top for the home office, after successfully making a breakfast bar for our kitchen. The office table top has not gone so successfully :( I took the usual steps of binding and finishing the table (e.g. wood glue, clamp, dry, sand etc.) and...

Hi All, I've made a table top from pine which I have dyed and treated with danish oil. My hope was that the danish oil would provide enough protection and sheen but I'm finding after 5 coats the wood is still very dull. Can anyone recommend the best way I can now get a sheen over the danish...

Hi All, My first post on UK Workshop so please forgive me in advance if my question has been answered before. I am new to woodworking and have read a lot of information regarding working with polyurethane to finish a project. I have recently built a table top, which I intend to finish with...