"c" table

Very cool design. I get it weighs a ton.

Have you thought about doing it as a hollow form? Might be more cost effective if you want to use more exotic woods.

thanks for sharing

dayton

it weighs about 60 lbs. and a space in the back for more mags is 1 plan, thanx

-- scott

I like the concept.
what would you think of cutting the middle section of plys even at the bottom to give the table 4 feet instead of two. I wonder if that would give it a lighter feel. just a thought…

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Cool design, I can think of 25 other variations already… the entire alphabet. Thanks for posting!

-- Simon, Danville, IL

You could also throw in some of the new colored ply that is on the market. I do agree with the others that you need to figure a way to reduce the weight/waste. If you continue to use the CNC, then you can make the outer 2 plys on each side solid, and then the inner plys can be done with a hollow area.

nice, agree with the rest. don’t hollow out too much, need some weight for heft. too light and may seem cheap. Would leave out the 2 knots on the side.
good work.

I like the background furniture too.

Very cool. Like you said, lots of variations are possible.

-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"

Nice table. It looks like it would look great paired as “mirrored images”.

Nice looking dog too.

How many sheets of plywood did it take to make it? A few years ago I saw a whole desk that was made in a similiar manner, but with a lot of curves, in a museum in New York City. So you are on to something.

Al

-- Al Holstein

3 4’X8’ sheets, 24 slices for the piece

-- scott

The possibilities are bouncing around in my mind for this construction method. Thanks for giving me something else to ponder.

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Great piece! There are probably some good options for other project with the offcuts, too. I bet a version out of Baltic Birch would look fantastic as well. Sixty lbs. doesn’t sound too heavy imho. I also like several or the pieces in the background. Thanks for sharing.

-- The greatest danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high and we miss it, but that our aim is too low and we reach it.. Michelangelo

baltic birch is next. with the ‘waste’ i plan to make a lamp or something to be included w/the piece, making it very sustainable. also going to do 1 out of acrylic, it’ll look like an icecube. also one where a few layers are the thick industrial wool felt. and one where the top is a little deeper giving it room for a pull out drawer from the front. thnx for all the comments

-- scott

Very interesting look with the plywood. Cool design.

-- John @ Myrtle Beach

This is unique.

-- "That Government is Best that Governs The Least."-Jefferson

Amazing. What a neat table. And the plywood looks great the way it is used here.

-- Jerry--A man can never have enough tools or clamps

nice work ,
great design !
but yes better side pieces would be good .

we are neighbors almost !
im up north in ojo caliente , taos co.
there are some others around the state i’ve noticed too .

-- david ,new mexico ,allheart

cool design

-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon