Dining table - Done!

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DavidF

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David
From concept:
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To reality:

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Just a few pics, not brilliant, but I will try and take some more. I will also try and do a "how I did it" if any body is interested.

Material cost was about $2,000, of which $1400 was the custom glass. The woods are Curly soft maple and cherry.

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Thanks for looking. Those who are coming on the shop crawl can poke around it and see it in more detail.
 

ptt49er

Phillip
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David, that's BEAUTIFUL!

I'm glad to see the finished product! And please show us a "how ya dun it".
 

Bas

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Bas
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Eek! Angled through tenons, braces and floating skirts! Please, no "how-to", my head would explode :) Actually I'd love to hear about how you put this together, I am _very_ impressed how you used traditional techniques to build a contemporary piece.

Absolutely beautiful work.
 

Kicbak

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Wes
Wow that is one awesome looking table. I have to say, I'm partial to people mixing in other materials with wood. The rippled glass looks great with the maple.

Wes
 

nelsone

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Ed
Beautiful work David! I am more interested in the inspiration for the piece than the how-to, but I would be interested in that too!
 

PeteM

Pete
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VERY nice - design and execution :icon_thum

So when do you start on the matching chairs??? :wink_smil

pete
 

sapwood

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Roger
Delightful piece of furniture . . . er, art :icon_thum

Of course, we expect no less from you :gar-Bi

Roger
 

DavidF

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David
Beautiful work David! I am more interested in the inspiration for the piece than the how-to, but I would be interested in that too!

The inspiration was trying not to be the same! When I started the design I realised just how hard it is to build a functional table that wasn't just a top and four legs that looked like every other table:gar-La; I think I managed to move "out of the box" even if just a little with this piece
 

DavidF

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David
Thanks for the nice comments, they are very much appreciated at the end of a tough project!

It was an interesting one to build and did involve many hours staring in to space trying to figure the problems. I will try and put together a "how", I didn't take many pictures, but may be able to refer to the CAD drawing to explain some things, especially the leg attachments.
 

Splint Eastwood

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Matt
:eusa_clap:eusa_clap:eusa_clap

Loving it! Very ZEN like with the glass representing a flowing stream (at least that's my interpret).


Cant wait to see it live!

Matt
 

Glennbear

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Glenn
Most excellent David !!! I recall asking you about progress at the picnic. After having seen the pictures of your bedroom set, I believe your designs are concentrated "outside the box" more often then they are "inside". :wsmile:
 
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