| Blog series by Lee A. Jesberger | updated 352 days ago | 2 parts | 749 reads | 46 comments total |
Part 1: Wenge and White Ash Table
It’s been a while since I posted any projects, so I figured I’d better do so before you all forget my name. I previously posted a Library stair unit, and this table is the accompaning piece of furniture to that. The client needed a conference table, but he also wanted a workbench, as he was prone to dismantel his computer occasionaly, in name of improving it. He was a fan a George Nakashima, so he wanted the table fashioned in his style. My design seemed to ...
Part 2: Construction Details
I thought I would include a few more photos, showing the construction details. I’m not sure why I always end up with the photos in reverse order, but maybe you should start from the bottom! Completed top, waiting for the edge shaping and butterflies. My stepson, Evan, inspecting our work. Lee and Evan installing 1/8" thick, Wenge edge banding. The underside, fitted and stained. The holes allow attaching the top to the frame. Evan measuring for the stainless inserts...
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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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