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131 DINING TABLE Copyright 2004 Martian Auctions 591 An exotic wood from Africa, zebrawood underside of the top are seated in the gives a new look to this classic extension- bearer rail to keep the top in position To leaf dining table. Zebrawood is not easy to return the leaves to their storage position, work; your tools and saw blades must be lift the table top and slide the leaves back extremely sharp to handle it. But the dra- under it (see illustration opposite) matic gram of zebrawood is unsurpassed In order to prevent scratches, the by any other. If you prefer a more sub- underside of the top is covered with felt dued look, use any hardwood that is avail- where it touches the leaves. To compen- able as veneered lumber-core plywood, sate for the thickness of the felt at the ends such as oak, teak, walnut, or cherry. of the top, plastic laminate is glued to the The veneered plywood top is trimmed underside of the bearer rail. with mitered hardwood edge strips; it In the chart the dimensions f