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I started this project a week ago and got it finished last friday. I wanted to make a piece for my bedroom as it will be finished in the next few weeks and I wanted to put my mark on it.The usual place I get my timber from has no machinest anymore so they redirect me to a local joinery. Thanks to this I now get all my timber from them because I get the exact size timber I want at a resonable price.
I started by cutting the legs out for this project and used my router to cut the mortises. The tennons were then cut and I joined them together. I used titebond 2 woodglue for the mortise and tennon joints.
For the top I got double sided sellotape and put the two out pieces together and cut them on the mitre saw. I bought a 80Tooth blade for my saw to get quality cuts on the mitres. I joined the mitres with glue and used my pocket hole jig on them aswell. The day after I had the top on the bench along with the offcuts from the mitre. I was playing around with these offcuts inside the frame and I came up with the layout for the inside on the frame and it just came together from there on. I then finished it off by joining the top to the frame with pocket hole screws I then sanded it down with different grades of sand paper and gave it a coat of teak oil and to top it all off I waxed the top of it.
-- A. Molloy



































8 comments so far
Beginningwoodworker
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posted 44 days ago
Nice looking table!
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woodworm
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posted 44 days ago
Beautiful. Great work on the top pattern-design.
-- masrol, kuala lumpur, MY.
huff
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posted 44 days ago
Very cool design on the top. Well done.
-- John @ Myrtle Beach
lumberdustjohn
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posted 44 days ago
Interesting pattern.
Assembly of this I would have guesed that you started from the inside and worked out.
I have never done one and guessed wrong.
Nice work.
-- John Stoler Apple Creek Ohio
dustyal
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posted 44 days ago
nicely done… I like the way you just took off and sort of did it… working from the outside in was interesting. It looks plenty sturdy.
-- Al H. - small shop, small projects...
gary46
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posted 44 days ago
Beautiful. Looks great and would fit in any room.
-- Gary, Arkansas
Loucarb
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posted 44 days ago
Well done. I really like how you did that top.
a1Jim
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posted 43 days ago
Very cool table and extra cool top.
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon