Making a 48 Round Walnut Tabletop @parillaworks
Making a 48 Round Walnut Tabletop  @parillaworks
Uploaded December 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Hi! This will most likely be my last video of 2019! I hope everyone had a great year! This piece was for a local customer that needed a 48" round table top. They provided a nice metal base which paired well with the walnut. I used 6/4 lumber and finished with a thickness of 1.25". The big 16" jointer came in handy and allowed me to break this build into smaller sub panels that could be flattened along the way. The finish for the table is a few coats of shellac followed by a few coats of a matte water-based polyurethane. Thanks for watching!

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