Quarter Round Coffee Table

BEAUTIFUL! That took some excellent planning and patience to complete.

-- "Man's ingenuity has outrun his intelligence" (Joseph Wood Krutch)

That is really cool

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Lovely, simply lovely! That grain is a joy to look at and the patience needed to do the glue up of that curved lamination is mind boggling.

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Very interesting piece you have there. Nice!!

-- Tim, Missouri ....Inside every older person is a younger person wondering what the heck happened

Very nice piece. Great visual effect.

How did you cut the lid for the storage compartment?

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Great thinking, great work, great art.

Nice work

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Pimzedd: I was only able to laminate the strips 4 or 5 at a time . One set each evening. I made and installed the storage compartment ahead . When I got to the edge of the opening, on the long side, I masked the edge of the teak, so it wouldn’t stick and laminated one set over the opening. When glue dried, I cut the edges, at the short sides and continued laminating. When done I came back and cut the other way on the short sides to finish the opening – that yielded the piece that became the lid. The strips in the center of the lid were made taller so that I could carve the handle.

-- Terry Ferguson, Bend Oregon