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naked_wookie
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#1 posted 533 days ago
Very nice table and bench. What are the dimensions?
-- nate.
vanisle
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#2 posted 533 days ago
Hi, the dimensions are 60” L x 39” W x 30” H. The bench fits between the table legs and is 18” high. Thanks for looking.
EarlS
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#3 posted 533 days ago
Very nice!!
I’ve been looking for some examples of floating tops. Anything special I need to know about building one?
-- Earl "I'm a pessamist - generally that increases the chance that things will turn out better than expected"
a1Jim
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#4 posted 533 days ago
excellent table,so very nicely done.
-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/
vanisle
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#5 posted 533 days ago
Hi Earl, took a little playing around with to get it looking right. I couldn’t really find to much about constructing it on the net when I built it. It shouldn’t be to high from the apron. The end slats that float the top should be set back just enough that they aren’t noticable, but not so far back that you can see daylight through them. The top still needs ample support. The slats across the apron to hold the top up should be structured with a vertical board underneath it to give it rigidity. Other than that it’s a normal table.
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