Seven. Dining table–flower motif
This table has a sunburst top made of eight Lodgepole pine slabs, tapered into the center. Each edge joint was "mate cut by hand, i.e., each saw stroke was cutting two "petals" simultaneously. The top is removable from the base. The three legs are naturally grown, fire-killed tree trunks--one of Lodgepole and two of Douglas fir.
The top has a circle of pine wood inlaid on top of the "petals," which is both a structural and design feature
C. Jack Waller, Jr's Southwest Montana Tree Art 
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