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Red Oak Nesting Tables

It took awhile put the finishing is done on the red oak nesting tables. I book matched the tops, and the grain flows from tallest to shortest. The aprons are continuous grain and also match up from table to table. You notice none of this due to the legs and different heights/lengths, oh well. :P

Red Oak Nesting Table
Red Oak Nesting Tables
Red Oak Nesting Tables
Red Oak Nesting Tables
Red Oak Nesting Tables
Red Oak Nesting Tables

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