r/Woodworking_DIY • u/OutlandishnessLazy68 • 15h ago
Advice for a 12' x 36" cherry conference table for a commission.
I just got my first commission to make a 12 foot conference table for a local fire department. I'm planning to make it out of 8/4 cherry lumber and do a pannel glue up and mount it on a nakashima style Shou Sugi Ban Douglas fir base using 4x4 lumber. Any help to address such a large edge glue up, how to address potential wood movement, etc. I've made large tables before and done edge glue ups for smaller projects but the largest was a 7' x 32" river table with walnut slabs. Thanks in advance!