Zebrawood 'Coffee Tables'

[Craig Thompson]

It has been a llooonnnggg time since I have posted any projects up here.. But these 2 table were more interesting then normal..

Veneered Sides, Solid Tops,

Did not want to stain them... but the paying customer wins!

[Eric Bong]

Very beautiful.

[Russell Tribby]

Great design and execution. Nice job.

[Jamie Buxton]

So how did you apply veneer to those big curved sides?

[Bruce Page]

Very nice!

[Gordon Eyre]

Quite a project, sort of other worldly. Well done, they look great.

[russell lusthaus]

That zebrawood is just gorgeous.

[Tony Shea]

I really like these tables. At first glance I was not at all pleased with the design, after checking them out for a minute I've decided I want one in my living room. They grew on me fast to say the least. They seem as though they might be suprisingly functional as well as modern looking. Very nice job, and I do agree that leaving them unstained would have been my preference.

I also would like to know how veneering the curved portions went. How did you creat the curved sections? What method of joinery is used to put the curved sections together? And what material is the substrate for the veneer?

[gary Zimmel]

Sweet pair of tables Craig..

[Chris Padilla]

My wife wants them now! :D She loves zebrawood. I'll echo the questions on how ya did it regarding the curves and veneers. Beautiful job, Craig!

Had you not mentioned they were zebrawood, I'm not sure what wood I would have guessed...but I think zerbrawood would have been low on the list.

[Van Huskey]

Count myself and my wife among those that love Zebra and both love the tables. I love the design and I agree it is a shame they had to be stained.

[Jim Becker]

Stunning....

[glenn bradley]

Very beautiful. They make me think . . . nautical. The stain does detract from the natural beauty but not everyone loves wood for its own sake like we do. The craftsmanship is still wonderful.