hall/entry table

A simple little table that is constructed from cherry and assembled with krg jig joinery, still needs to be finished, does anyone have any ideas about what kind of finish I should use. I'm leaning torwards a natural stain with a wipe on high gloss poly.

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Comment by ray vile on November 22, 2011 at 9:26am: Mike, I did post the finished pictures, they are about 8 pages back or so,

Thanks for the compliments

Comment by Mike Robson on November 22, 2011 at 6:52am: excellent work as always Ray.

I see you used the metal type clips on the underside to allow for movement...post pic after finished please.

Comment by ray vile on November 18, 2011 at 12:41pm: Doug thanks for the tip but I never used linseed oil before, I have used a product called bush oil with some good results, but my wife wants something that will take alot of abuse with very little care, so I showed her a pc of cherry with the min wax natural stain and she loves it, so I guess I'll try the linseed on myy next project.

Comment by Jason Eure on November 17, 2011 at 11:14am: Ray- beautiful table. I would vote for the natural stain and wipe on poly.

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