The table looks great, feels sturdy and was easy to assemble.  I slathered it in linseed oil and wiped it down.  For the first week it was even classy looking!  But in the outdoor weather (rain, sun) the wood tends to curl at the joints.  So a nice flat table now has these uneven spots that can tip your drink over when you place it down.  It's an attention getter!  I think it is the Eucalyptus wood because I had the same problem (times 10 because of the complexity and number of joints) with the first table I purchased (different vendor).  I returned that one but I guess I will wait for the wood to settle out on this table and then plane it.  Oh, how ironic, a neighbor left a steel can of wood protector on my table, it rained, and I now have a deep black rectangle stain on the table from the metal base of the can.  This can was sitting on my deck in the rain but it never left a stain there. Perhaps there is a better choice than linseed oil to protect Eucalyptus wood....