Project by emart | posted 01-05-2015 06:06 AM | 1586 views | 1 time favorited | 2 comments | ![]() |
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This is another piece for my sister’s tiny house. The table is designed to fold away when not in use and has solid brass hardware including the locking pins I forged at a friend’s shop.
When we were looking at salvaged planks at the architectural salvage yard my sister found this small, unidentifiable, and very broken paneled piece and asked me to make it into a table. The entire thing was manure brown and had fallen apart. It was not symmetrical in any way so I knocked it apart and cut down the frame so everything matched. Then I cut a tongue into the panel and added an outer frame to hold everything together. After that I spent a very long time figuring out a good way to make this into a wall mounted folding table (I ran out of expletives by the time I finished). The table is solid oak with some scraps of purple heart in the corners for decoration.
-- tools are only as good as the hands that hold them https://www.custommade.com/by/emeraldcrafts/
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jimmyb
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#1 posted 01-06-2015 01:05 PM
Great job and a real tiny house. Now I now what I watch on TV is real :)
-- Jim, Tinley Park, IL
emart
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#2 posted 01-07-2015 12:48 AM
Tiny houses are more common out here because even the most ratty houses cost a mint. They aren’t exactly an every day occurrence but you do run into them from time to time.
-- tools are only as good as the hands that hold them https://www.custommade.com/by/emeraldcrafts/
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