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I designed this table, actually a pair of them, for a couple who wanted to be able to put them together as a coffee table but separate them for individual use. They’ve got a shelf sized to hold a laptop. The top is made of some really great cherry. The lattice-work shelf is made of cherry and walnut.
-- Mitch, furnitude.blogspot.com

































11 comments so far
kolwdwrkr
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posted 378 days ago
Nice job grain matching the top. The design is nice and the table looks solid. Thanks for sharing.
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GarageWoodworks
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posted 378 days ago
Sweet! I really like the lattice work. How thick is that top? It looks like you beveled it.
Nicely done..
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Beginningwoodworker
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posted 378 days ago
Thats a nice table.
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dmann
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posted 378 days ago
I like these a lot. Great design and execution, can’t ask for much more than that.
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woodworm
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posted 378 days ago
That is very beautiful table. I like the grain pattern of the legs and the approns. Did you cut from a single board of 1/4 sawn timber? The grain of the top is equally beautiful. How thick is the top?
Thank you for sharing.
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CharlieM1958
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posted 377 days ago
Nice looking design!
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Blake
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posted 377 days ago
I really like it. Nice design in the unusual lattice shelf.
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Dusty56
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posted 377 days ago
BEAUTIFUL !!!
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EternalDesign
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posted 377 days ago
looks nice… good to see you on here i always check in on your blog from time to time. You have a good sense of design and craftsmanship. I love your live edge shelves with the box and drawers. Take a look at my site and let me know what you think. Keep up the good work.
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Furnitude
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posted 377 days ago
Thanks for the kind words. It’s hard to see with these pictures, but the top is about an inch thick. I didn’t plan for it to be that thick, but as I was planing it, it just seemed silly to keep eating away more and more wood after it was already flat. The thickness helped when I beveled it on the tablesaw. I cleaned up the bevels with a hand plane.
The wood for the top is not quartersawn, It just happened to be a really beautiful piece of cherry. It was very wide, so I was able to make the top in two pieces.
Brian, thanks for checking out my blog. I’ll be sure to look at your site.
-- Mitch, furnitude.blogspot.com
BarryW
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posted 314 days ago
pretty table…very worthy…I like simple furniture…but looking closer…it has some excellent design elements…
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