| Blog series by Lee A. Jesberger | updated 64 days ago | 2 parts | 751 reads | 58 comments total |
Part 1: Making Demilune Tables
As you may have guessed, I make many of these tables. The practice is needed, and the combinations of woods make it very interesting. These were all made from the plexiglass templates shown. By using these templates, I can make these tops very quickly. I also have other shapes that are more complicated, which I’ll post at another time. Lee
Part 2: Scalloped Front Demilune
I started a new Style demilune table some time ago, but keep getting side tracked. A.D.D., I think. I made a plexiglass template for this one since it makes building them easier, and reproducing a piece of cake. The normal way for me to build a curved front apron is with bendy board over a form, and then put in the vacuum bag for a few hours. This one I made using M.D.F., using small pieces and “laying them up like a brick wall”. Just different sized pieces on every other...
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Blog Series
- Advice on Patents - 1 part
- Burls - 1 part
- Conference table / work bench - 2 parts
- Custom Desk - 1 part
- Custom Floor - 1 part
- Demilune table tops - 2 parts
- Elevator Door? - 1 part
- Fine Woodworking & Ezee-Feed Review - 1 part
- Fine Woodworking does ezee-feed review - 2 parts
- Fireplace Mantle - 1 part
- General Posts - non woodworking - 1 part
- Homemade Tools - 3 parts
- Jigs - 2 parts
- Living Room and Bar Project - 1 part
- Marquetry - 1 part
- One year already? - 1 part
- Our Shop - 1 part
- Pizza Ovens - 0 parts
- Proud of my Buddy - 1 part
- Router Table - 1 part
- Router Table Fence - 1 part
- Shop Featured on Delta |PorterCable - 2 parts
- Shop Safety - 3 parts
- Techniques - 1 part
- Vacuum series - 1 part
- Veneering - 3 parts
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