Anyone work with Douglas fir?

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I have no advice, but would love to see this table when you finish it. Having lived my whole adult life in Western Washington state, until four years ago, it seems odd but one of the few things I miss about my former home is the incredible density of the Doug Fir forests. Beautiful.

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You are IKEA, at best.
 
I'm making a coffee table to go with my new sofa. I'm going to make it out of edge-grain Douglas fir. I made a small mockup and stained and poly'd it. I was blown away at how beautiful this wood finishes. Anyone else worked with this wood?
I once worked a lot with metals, but no time spent on woods.
 
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I have no advice, but would love to see this table when you finish it. Having lived my whole adult life in Western Washington state, until four years ago, it seems odd but one of the few things I miss about my former home is the incredible density of the Doug Fir forests. Beautiful.

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I was in Western Washington in November for a week. My son in law drove my daughter and me and they went to Canada too since they have passports.
 
I've a fairly well stocked carpentry shop in my barn , not that i'm one, but have the ear of many in the trades......that said, post a few pix for us Woodz! ~S~
I haven't made the coffee table yet (I've got a painting project going in the shop). Here's some of the things I've made. I work a lot with MDF as well. Great stuff for making cabinets.

The white cabinets with the butcher block tops I make for the apartment building that I manage.


Table pedestal.webp
Kitchen cabinet.webp
Chest of Drawers.webp
Mirrored dresser.webp
small counter-2.webp
Toolbench 1.webp
Feeder.webp
 
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I cut a few down on my Mountain Home Property to use as poles for a Car Port , and burn it in the Woodstove , they are everywhere up there
 
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