| Project by John Fry | posted 70 days ago | 193 views | 0 times favorited | 13 comments | ![]() |
Here is my latest project upload to LumberJocks.
This commissioned table required many different woodworking procedures and was a lot fun to build. You can see the construction tutorial on my blog by clicking HERE
-- John, Chisel and Bit Custom Crafted Furniture, www.chiselandbit.com
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13 comments so far
CharlieM1958
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posted 70 days ago
Gorgeous piece. Great work!
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GaryK
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posted 70 days ago
Looks fantastic!
I hate sanding those twisted columns after the Legacy is done with them.
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DAN
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posted 70 days ago
awesome legs. made shivers run up my spine ! ... great cuts.
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Dusty56
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posted 69 days ago
now that’s a nice table right down to the finish !
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smitty1
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posted 69 days ago
Fantastic Project and great detail in the apron and the legs. A sure award winner!
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Scott Bryan
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posted 69 days ago
John,
You did a beautiful job on the construction and finish. I enjoy the turned legs. They add a nice detail to the piece.
Thanks for the post.
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odie
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posted 69 days ago
You’ve been showing off since you got here … Great work!
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DaytonB
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posted 69 days ago
absolutely gorgeous Very well done!
Thank you for sharing it
John Fry
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posted 69 days ago
Thanks everybody.
You’re right Gary, sanding the barley twists was all done by hand and it was a lot of work. Because I had the 5/8” round tenons on both ends of each leg, I just drilled a hole in a big block of wood and clamped it in my vise. That way I could hold the legs vertically and sand from one side and turn the leg as I worked down the twist.
-- John, Chisel and Bit Custom Crafted Furniture, www.chiselandbit.com
Grumpy
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posted 69 days ago
Excellent work John.
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jm82435
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posted 68 days ago
I will never be able to look at barley twisted legs again without checking to see if they are balanced with left and right lead. Thanks for sharing this with us.
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John Fry
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posted 68 days ago
jm82435,
Ha Ha, I hope I didn’t ruin anything for you! ;-)
You will also be surprised at how many spiral columns (both indoor and out), fireplace surrounds, and other quarter round molding and appliqué’s that you will see that are unbalanced.
-- John, Chisel and Bit Custom Crafted Furniture, www.chiselandbit.com
trifern
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posted 47 days ago
This is a beautiful sofa table. I love your carved legs and attention to detail. Great craftsmanship!
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