Reclaimed Black Locust & Flame Maple End Table 1
Reclaimed Black Locust & Flame Maple End Table 2
Reclaimed Black Locust & Flame Maple End Table 3

Reclaimed Black Locust & Flame Maple End Table

$140

End table of Black Locust and Flame Maple. The top of this end table is of reclaimed Black Locust. I originally bought the Locust off a farm in Christmas Tree country of North Carolina and built a fence around my yard with it. I had some of the leftover posts milled into lumber which you see here as the table top. Black Locust is hardy to say the least. Incredibly rot resistant, hence great fence posts. The top is visibly joined to the Flame Maple legs with tenons and the stretchers are of Locust as well. 19"x18"x22"

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Shane Paxton

Shane Paxton

Appalachian Framery

Sevierville, TN
Member since: 2012
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"Handmade Reclaimed Joinery"

Custom woodworks made from a variety of vintage reclaimed hardwoods from the Cumberland Plateau in East Tennessee and fine exotic woods from around the world.

Specializing in American Wormy Chestnut, Appalachian Framery combines simple aesthetic lines with time-honored mortise & tenon joinery to create classic works of functional art. Most of my recent works are stain-free. I'm simply letting the wood species dictate the colors and tones.

Appalachian Framery is one man in East Tennessee creating by hand.
My formal education in woodworking includes Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts and Gregory Paolini Design.

My day job is wildland firefighting so in a sense my life has a strong connection to wood. Primarily using prescribed burning, I restore and maintain ecosystems throughout the South East. Managing wildfires is the other side of the job. Amongst those activities, I work wood.

www.appalachianframery.com

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