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This three legged table has been on my back burner for several months - it's a continuation of my rafter tail series.
Often the challenge with odd angles is achieving even clamping pressure - it usually involves a lot of extra clamps to bring things back in line and eliminate gaps - with my new CNC machine, I made clamping cauls that allowed for precise even clamping - very little fussing and no gaps between the legs and rails.
The ends of the rafter tails took a little extra hand work to produce the angled ends.
Along with the fused glass top - I made a wood top from spalted ohai
Often the challenge with odd angles is achieving even clamping pressure - it usually involves a lot of extra clamps to bring things back in line and eliminate gaps - with my new CNC machine, I made clamping cauls that allowed for precise even clamping - very little fussing and no gaps between the legs and rails.
The ends of the rafter tails took a little extra hand work to produce the angled ends.
Along with the fused glass top - I made a wood top from spalted ohai
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