This white oak table was made at home with a little help from a local wood worker. All parts came from one tree. The lumber was not kiln dried but is well restrained to keep it flat. A kit to make a table such as this can be provided in a number of different ways depending on the tools, experience and help you have available. Options to choose from include:Each offering below also involves the choice of species and grade of lumber. The price goes up depending on a number of factors such as the freedom of any defects, width and thickness of pieces and your ability to do the machining needed. 1) Least expensive - rough green lumber cut to specific lengths and thicknesses 2) Rough Kiln Dried Lumber cut to specific lengths and thicknesses 3) Lumber Skip Dressed to target thickness +1/16" cut to specific widths, lengths, & thickness 4) All Parts Precut and Sanded with all hardware needed for assembly. |