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August, 2012—I built two pedestals for a glass table-top that I no longer needed. The glass is about a half-inch thick, with a beveled edge. It measures about 24×48 inches. The pedestals are about 22×8x31 inches, and made of plywood, covered in primer and white paint.
Each pedestal has a 5/8-inch dowel on top in each corner, sticking up about 1/4-inch, to raise the glass up slightly. Nylon glides are nailed to the bottoms. I donated this to our local Art Center.
-- Art | Bradenton, Florida
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Roger
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#1 posted 307 days ago
That is one hunk-a-hunk-a glass man.
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#2 posted 307 days ago
Nice, Art, now just but some burnt orange in there and you’ll have some longhorn pedestals :)
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#3 posted 306 days ago
Well done…. looking good.
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#4 posted 306 days ago
Nice clean lines! Looks great! And a Wow on that huge hunk of glass!
-- Tony C , My high school shop teacher said "You can do it"... Now I can't stop!
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