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    Default Another Table Project

    Here I go again....another table project. With the dinning room table and chairs behind me, I was encouraged to go on and tackle a whole new piece. This is a 4'x6' "craft" table for my wife's craft room. Hopefully ($$$$) the top will be marble (smoothest and flattest stuff I can think of) to sit on top of a heavy duty sort of farm table leg and stretcher system. Of course this being a "craft" table, every piece is to be carved with uh something. The legs will be 8 segment built up hexagons sitting on round disks. The table will have perimeter skirts, end stretchers and a center stretcher in the long direction. The material is 1-3/4" poplar. I'll post pictures as I go, Here's a few carved pieces. Did the long ones first and now working on the short pieces for the legs.

    Still learning an awful lot on this project as well.

    Oh sorry, still can't seem to figure out how to post pictures right side up....
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    Wow! That is impressive. Can't wait to see pictures of the table put together. I really like the design(s) you chose....did you make the patterns or are they available for purchase?

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    Neat project and looking forward to watching you make it.

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    Ron, you have done some impressive carving (and design).
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    Wow, those came out nice!

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    Wow, wow and more wows! That is one awesome table. Very very nice work!

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    Default Legs Are Done

    The four table legs are now assembled. Next cut the tendons in the stretchers, miter the skirts and assemble the table framework...then finish work, finish work, finish wor....
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    SharonB: some of the patterns are just standard CW, a couple off of the forum and the rest are my wife's craft tools that I attached to a scan sled and scanned in...the scissors, pliers, spools, paint bottles, and paint brushes...the paint brushes were a challenge to get the bristles ...I had to sacrifice a couple by dipping the bristles in watered down glue, let it dry and harden then scan...lots of fun...I'll share the mpc's for those here when I can organize them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ronboley View Post
    SharonB: some of the patterns are just standard CW, a couple off of the forum and the rest are my wife's craft tools that I attached to a scan sled and scanned in...the scissors, pliers, spools, paint bottles, and paint brushes...the paint brushes were a challenge to get the bristles ...I had to sacrifice a couple by dipping the bristles in watered down glue, let it dry and harden then scan...lots of fun...I'll share the mpc's for those here when I can organize them.
    Awesome idea for the brushes, but it seems like that might be a good Pattern Modeling project.
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    Default Frame Assembled

    The craft table frame is assembled and ready for final sanding and finish...
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