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I've just rung Isaac Lord and they still sell these in florentine bronze colour £1.40 each + vat at that price why not try one and see.

I think I would be more concerned about the table its self, you say it was "an inside table" now from that I would assume that it won't have been made to withstand the elements, is the wood that it is made from at all durable? and the glue holding it together is that weather proof? does the...

If there is any one out my way with spare beer tokens you can always give me a ring, I have a very large create that I put all "blank" size offcuts into, there wont be anything exotic just run of the mill hardwoods but fine for learning and experimenting with. Before you ask I will not post...

The hinge you first asked about Isaac Lord in High Wycombe certainly used to sell they are called Invisible table hinges and although they probably not made for such a thick table top 32mm I am sure you could recess them in so that the pivot point is at the halfway point in the thickness of the...

](*,) Forget that idea does not work as you say.

Have you seen the easy on hinge? I have some here and it will do what you want with 18mm thick top so you would need to recess them in 14mm and then they should work for you.

I would bring those tools that you your self would prefer not to lend out to an unknown fellow worker, other than that it really depends on where you end up working and what your making.

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My guess is Philippine mahogany, that's the kind of work they were making for export a few years ago.

Alas looks like it might be to late for help.

you all right there Bob?

Maybe Iroko, same kind of colour as Oak and was often used for doors and windows.

Well they could be a range of others but I guess the first could be afromosia and the veneer anagree but that's really more of a gut feeling than anything, hope it helps.

Well I really thought that was going to be more of a challenge than that! Yes bubinga, I never knew that it grew that size.

Here is a picture I found on the web so may of course be tosh but assuming it's genuine can you name that wood (behind that man)

Well I suppose it stoped anyone meddling with it! we have the water stop **** under the floor behind the fridge, luckily the main stop **** in the road works very well.

You don't get many sapele trees around these parts so I think as a Mahogany substitute Walnut must be on the list, it has similar working qualities if not the same price bracket.

I made a coffee table from a old blacksmiths bellows that went to Australia, four of the last batch of games tables are going to somewhere in Russia one already gone to California, loads of stuff in Massachusetts,Texas, I never get out of the workshop!!!!

Speakers, they are modern games tables 8) http://www.surface-tension.net/coffee-table-specification.php

Well I didn't drop any and here's the first of this batch of games tables ready for collection.