| Project by SteveBirdman | posted 127 days ago | 200 views | 0 times favorited | 7 comments | ![]() |
Created this in my furniture class this last semester to be a nice table against the wall in a living room or dining room. This side table is made out of a maple top and bottom shelf and cherry legs and apron. This was a fun project to see progress because of the idea with the curves in twists in the legs. I found this technique to be fairly easy to complete by using only a draw knife, spindle sander, and orbital hand sander. The table was cut using a bandsaw by eyed-out measurements. The leg is connected to the bottom shelf using 2 dowels and a screw. The apron is connecting the legs by a mortise-tenon connection.
Going to do a poilished finish soon so wait for pictures on that look NFS
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7 comments so far
Roper
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posted 127 days ago
those legs came out great, and know with some finish the grain of the legs really poped. good work again my friend.
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bradyvan
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posted 127 days ago
Beautiful! I like the cherry/maple combination. The legs are a really innovative design. I’d like to hear more on the process it took to create the legs if you ever decide to post a blog!
-- -Brady, Austin, Texas, Y'all
Grumpy
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posted 126 days ago
Great job Steve
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BobR
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posted 126 days ago
Looks good. Those legs are definately very different.
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GaryK
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posted 126 days ago
That’s an interesting “twist” on table legs. Nice job!
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CharlieM1958
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posted 126 days ago
Cool design!
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Kipster
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posted 126 days ago
I too like the maple and cherry and the legs curvy and twisted. Thanks for the post.
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