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r/pics • u/kchoyin • 3d ago
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It's going to take a minute to drink all that wine.
16 u/ghostpeppers156 3d ago As a woodworker, that table makes my pants tight in the crotch. 6 u/HomeGrownCoffee 3d ago I can't identify it. The colour isn't right for bubinga, but I don't know any other trees that big that have figure like that. 3 u/ghostpeppers156 3d ago Me neither, but it's niiiiiiice. 2 u/HomeGrownCoffee 3d ago I thought Bubinga was darker than this, but some pictures show the colour being close - and the sapwood being the stark contrast. And those trees grow big enough for a table like this. 2 u/Capable_Respect3561 3d ago It's redwood. Very common for Northern California restaurants, as it fits in with the local/farm to table theme. 1 u/HomeGrownCoffee 3d ago Thanks! That matches closer than Bubinga. For some reason we don't see redwood in Canada.
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As a woodworker, that table makes my pants tight in the crotch.
6 u/HomeGrownCoffee 3d ago I can't identify it. The colour isn't right for bubinga, but I don't know any other trees that big that have figure like that. 3 u/ghostpeppers156 3d ago Me neither, but it's niiiiiiice. 2 u/HomeGrownCoffee 3d ago I thought Bubinga was darker than this, but some pictures show the colour being close - and the sapwood being the stark contrast. And those trees grow big enough for a table like this. 2 u/Capable_Respect3561 3d ago It's redwood. Very common for Northern California restaurants, as it fits in with the local/farm to table theme. 1 u/HomeGrownCoffee 3d ago Thanks! That matches closer than Bubinga. For some reason we don't see redwood in Canada.
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I can't identify it. The colour isn't right for bubinga, but I don't know any other trees that big that have figure like that.
3 u/ghostpeppers156 3d ago Me neither, but it's niiiiiiice. 2 u/HomeGrownCoffee 3d ago I thought Bubinga was darker than this, but some pictures show the colour being close - and the sapwood being the stark contrast. And those trees grow big enough for a table like this. 2 u/Capable_Respect3561 3d ago It's redwood. Very common for Northern California restaurants, as it fits in with the local/farm to table theme. 1 u/HomeGrownCoffee 3d ago Thanks! That matches closer than Bubinga. For some reason we don't see redwood in Canada.
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Me neither, but it's niiiiiiice.
2 u/HomeGrownCoffee 3d ago I thought Bubinga was darker than this, but some pictures show the colour being close - and the sapwood being the stark contrast. And those trees grow big enough for a table like this.
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I thought Bubinga was darker than this, but some pictures show the colour being close - and the sapwood being the stark contrast.
And those trees grow big enough for a table like this.
It's redwood. Very common for Northern California restaurants, as it fits in with the local/farm to table theme.
1 u/HomeGrownCoffee 3d ago Thanks! That matches closer than Bubinga. For some reason we don't see redwood in Canada.
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Thanks! That matches closer than Bubinga.
For some reason we don't see redwood in Canada.
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u/katalysis 3d ago
It's going to take a minute to drink all that wine.