Table

Very nice!! Are the curved aprons laminated or steam bent? I have been wanting to build one like that for awhile.

-- I ams what I ams and thats all that I ams...(Popye!)

From what I can see it looks nice. It would probably show up better if it wasn’t up against such a bright background.

-- Julian, Homewood, IL

The aprons are kerf cut bent, and plywood. Lots of kerfs!

-- Davo in Texas

Beautiful job. I was just reading an article in Wood Mag. on how to build one of these. I see what you mean about kerfs.

-- (You just have to please the man in the Mirror) Mike from Michigan -

Very well done – I would also like to know how you did the apron

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Great job, looks awesome.
Thanks for sharing

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can you post more pics, and show your work with the kerf bend? Nice table!

-- Tim, Myrtle Beach, [email protected] Just one more tool, that's all I need! :)

Thanks for posting the table. Beautiful project. How did you handle the joinery at the leg and front apron areas. Did you use and angled mortise and tenon joint?

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Peace,
Jim

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No, I did not use tenons on the aprons, there are 2 plywood forms, the shape of the table for the carcass, the aprons are just glued to the forms. I was unsure they would stay put, but I built this about 8 years ago and so far they have.

-- Davo in Texas