Pie Crust Table #8: The legs for the base

Hey Gary
Very interesting input on design. I think it should be a most unique finished Pie crust. That’s how winning designs come about with plenty of forethought before your build . And your great at both design and the great workmanship

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Very nice work Gary!

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That is really very cool… and different!

Keep up the good work!

Thank you!

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INTERESTING design thoughts – Quite a mix of designs. I do like your interpretation of the flying buttress for the legs, are you going to embellish them a little more? I am looking forward to the next installment.

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gray they look very cool and i love the thought that you used english architecture we have a cathedral in chichester just down the road with the whole east wing with such arch’s i will have to get a picture for you English architecture is stuning i wish i had your ability to use it

thanks for the post and still look forward to the finished piece

Andy

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While I have great respect for people who can build solid pieces in classic styles, I love most seeing people blaze their own trails, and come up with new things, or fun combinations of existing things. Naturally, I’m having a great time watching this piece come together. Will the mortise and tenons be held together only with glue?

Really great work so far. I can’t wait to see the embellishments, and to finally see that top go on.

-- Gary, Los Angeles, video game animator

This project is sure to be a winner in somebody’s contest – I suspect that it will be a winner in whatever contest(s) you choose to enter it in.

-- Bill - "Suit yourself and let the rest be pleased." http://www.cajunpen.com/

nice incorporation of design concepts. how did you go about making the spiral column? curious…

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I saw the blog on the top, and now this. I have to say that this is going to be one SWEET table. Thanks for sharing the process.

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Nice!!!!!

Only someone with your vision would think of something like ‘Gothic-lite’ and be able to make it work. A most unique idea and I’m looking forward to how you embellish it. It’s sure to be fascinating.

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Not much to say that hasn’t been said already. Very interesting, KOOL!! :-))

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You have a winner there.

We’ll be looking for the next posting.

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Gary, ...I don’t think you’ll have to worry about lack of strength here. Nice Job!

-- Martin, Kansas

good ideas … keep them flowing

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This is a very original design and it is interesting to watch how you blend the different styles.

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