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Project by grosa posted 519 days ago 1425 views 6 times favorited 12 comments Add to Favorites Watch

This project had it’s challenges. The star base was all designed on sketch up before any cutting was done. The scalloped face was cut on the legacy mill with an 1 1/2” core box bit.

-- Have a great day.




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Jim Jakosh

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#1 posted 518 days ago

Super table!!

-- Jim Jakosh.....Practical Wood Products...........Learn something new every day!!

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Bluepine38

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#2 posted 518 days ago

Even with a legacy mill, that scalloped face had to take a lot of time whether you cut each notch individually,
or cut long strips of molding and edge glued them together. The end result is great, thank you for sharing.

-- As ever, Gus-the 74 yr young apprentice carpenter

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Woodbridge

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#3 posted 518 days ago

That is a great and very modern design. I really like it. Where is the table going to go? I would make an impressive statement in an entrance hall.

-- Peter, Woodbridge, Ontario

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Dusty56

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#4 posted 518 days ago

Looks pretty cool . Are we looking at scalloped , painted wood / MDF , or aluminum ?
Happy Holidays , G : )

-- When did quiet and quite become the same word ? I'm guessing about the same time as your and you're did.

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redryder

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#5 posted 518 days ago

Ya, and how is this great looking table attached to the wall ??
Sounds like you have some splainin to do…........

-- mike...............

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dmmflys

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#6 posted 518 days ago

That is simply awesome!!!! Love modern furniture/art. You should check out some of the artistes that presented there works at this years “Sofa” I went to the one at Navy Pier in Chicago.

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grosa

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#7 posted 518 days ago

Thank you all for your comments. The table base is attached to the wall with screws.

The scallops were made from MDF so I could bend it.

The silver paint is silver powder mixed with clear.

-- Have a great day.

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Dusty56

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#8 posted 518 days ago

Thanks for the info , my friend : )

-- When did quiet and quite become the same word ? I'm guessing about the same time as your and you're did.

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Mike

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#9 posted 168 days ago

Wow. I didn’t know you could bend MDF like that.

Great Job!

-- look Ma! I still got all eleven of my fingers! - http://www.termitecrafts.com

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grosa

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#10 posted 168 days ago

You can buy ultra light MDF, It is much lighter than regular MDF and it bends much easier.

-- Have a great day.

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SawTooth1953

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#11 posted 34 days ago

Holy cow, Batman! That is a spectacular execution of a very cool design! I don’t know if I believe it was done by a mere mortal woodworker… It looks so perfect and so unique,too. Kudos to you on your accomplishment.

-- Spence in Skokie, IL

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grosa

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#12 posted 30 days ago

Thanks, Sawtooth.

-- Have a great day.

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