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I have not worked on these for probably a week, the varnish on the tops
was drying. The marble tops are heavy, 70~80 lbs, they make a 45 lb bag of dog food feel lite! Any way one piece of marble was a touch too wide. The top fit snugly over it and normally that would be perfect but you are never going to want to pick up a 60 lb night stand with a slab of marble on top of that too. The marble on one fit snug enough that when you lifted the wooden framed top the marble would lift too. I could see some picking that frame up and the marble falling out of the frame on to some toes. Sooooo I used the Rotex and some 120 paper to sand away some proud spots on the edge for a slightly looser fit. Anyway here is the finished product waiting to be delivered. https://www.flickr.com/photos/lcb112...posted-public/ Yes this one is slightly different. ;~) https://www.flickr.com/photos/lcb112...posted-public/ |
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