rate this table/bench

[aspenarb]

From oak milled here, a friend made this for me. Its about eight feet long,what do you think of it?

 

Bob

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Daniël Bos]

Looks great, think it would benefit from some diagonal bracing though?

[eggsarascal]

If you can get it to Suffolk for fifty quid I'll have it.

 

Looks good Bod.

[aspenarb]

If you can get it to Suffolk for fifty quid I'll have it.

 

Looks good Bod.

 

:thumbup1:No problem eGg as long as you give me a fassand pand for it when it gets there :001_cool::001_cool::001_cool::thumbdown::thumbup::thumbup:

 

 

b0d

[Stubby]

This is what I think of it ..........It obviously can support a few elbows and several pints . Good job !

[GreenGui]

Great! I would however plug the screw holes - my eyes keeps going to them

[geoff]

Looks great, think it would benefit from some diagonal bracing though?

 

Word:001_smile:

[delabodge]

first view,,,looks great, and very robust, he might have got away with bringing the two ends in slightly and then not needing the middle leg, but thats just my thoughts, top job though,:thumbup:

[Peter]

That doesn't need diagonal bracing, the table legs made out of flat slabs do the same job.

 

Looks really good Bob, will the Schaefer move it or is it a telehandler job?

[aspenarb]

That doesn't need diagonal bracing, the table legs made out of flat slabs do the same job.

 

Looks really good Bob, will the Schaefer move it or is it a telehandler job?

 

Will pass on all the comments to the guy that builds these. Thanks.

 

Its a lump Peter, the girls in the horsey yard have commandeered it so its staying where it is

 

Just wondering now what to treat it with, I dont want the grief of varnish but also dont want stain/oils coming off on clothes. Whats best?

 

Bob