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Cwalker935

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We recently moved mom and dad into a smaller more manageable place. Their old dining set is too large for their new dining nook so I decided to make them a new table. I bought an old window/partition from a local salvage yard. The window has snowflake patterned glass from the 1920's. I bought some unfinished chairs from Amazon, assembled and painted them. I then turned the table legs to match the turned chair legs. We have ordered some tempered glass to put on top of the table. This was a fun project for the most part. However, I do not like to paint so I tried to play the Tom Sawyer trick and convince Lida, my wife, how much fun it was to paint around the irregular glass but she did not fall for it.
 

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Charlie_W

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Great job on the table!! I really like that you turned the legs to match the chairs 👍👍
It is awesome that the glass is about the same age as your parents. I like the classic snowflake design.
 
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