Pippy oak side table

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marcros

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Just completed a little project for home. Using up some bits and bobs that were laying around. Legs are slightly tapered- it was a compromise between function and what I wanted to build- I fancied something very spindly and delicate looking but it wasn't practical for where it is going.

Euro oak and a pippy oak top. Finish is shellac and teak black bison wax.

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Grahamshed":1cfv2cg0 said:
Very nice. I wish I had pippy oak laying around instead of old contiboard :)

it used every inch of the piece that I had! It was half a board that I bought to make a jewellery box, and was the less pippy half. I thought I may as well use it now, laying around was a bit blase!
 
Grahamshed":319bv515 said:
Very nice. I wish I had pippy oak laying around instead of old contiboard :)

I wish I had old contiboard laying around instead of damp MDF! :lol:

Nice table marcros. 8) Excuse my ignorance, but is black bison a colour or a brand?
 
it is a brand- made by liberon. They do a range of colours- this one was teak, although the name colours dont really relate to the timber they are named after. Maybe they do, but not in my limited experience.

I only mentioned it because 18 months ago, when I was looking for wax, and knowing nothing, there wasnt a huge amount to go on the forum, and I had no real idea what people used.
 
Thanks for that fella, very helpful. My (limited) experience also supports the theory that colour names and actual colours are two different things.
 
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