| Project by toolguythiel | posted 981 days ago | 1269 views | 6 times favorited | 7 comments |  |
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A really classy piece. I took the best of Maloof’s jonery and sculpture concepts and blended them into this table. The house is borrowed, but worked perfect for the photo.
-- David Thiel, Cincinnati, PW Books
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Raspar
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#1 posted 981 days ago
Great table… I like seeing what people do within a style of design.
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Dusty56
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#2 posted 980 days ago
Very nicely made : )
What finish did you use ?
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toolguythiel
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#3 posted 980 days ago
Maloof’s own, as sold by Rockler. Felt it appropriate. Takes a long time to build the finish, though!
-- David Thiel, Cincinnati, PW Books
Dusty56
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#4 posted 980 days ago
Thank you …it looks great : )
-- When you arrive at my front door, please knock softly but firmly. I like soft , firm, knockers : )
woodzy
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#5 posted 980 days ago
Wow! Great work. I really like the square top and the pins you’ve used to join the legs are a nice touch.
-- Anthony
Bob Fowkes
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#6 posted 979 days ago
More photos toolguy! If I may be so bold: (1) close up of the leg joinery, (2) underside where the leg sub-assembly meets the tabletop.
Nice work!
-- Bob
Austin
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#7 posted 978 days ago
looks awesome! I love the slightly minimized sculptural feel to it. Also the little details I can see in the photo are very nice little added elements. Looks good with a DCM in the background.
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