It's been, quite literally, years, but things like life, moving, new jobs and a PhD defense tend to get in the way occasionally. The main bit of the table was completed within a few months, but only...
Type: Posts; User: Mattia Valente; Keyword(s):
It's been, quite literally, years, but things like life, moving, new jobs and a PhD defense tend to get in the way occasionally. The main bit of the table was completed within a few months, but only...
Hmm...interesting thoughts. I like the aesthetic of solid, bevelled edges and a slightly more rustic-but-refined look over boardroom flat, so a full torsion box doesn't seem to be the ideal solution...
To be clear, I have 3 boards. 2 thick enough to resaw. Will take pictures later to help clarify the issues I have in terms of bookmatching.
As for the design, gotcha, thanks! I'm going to have a...
I finally did some proper woodworking - weather and work had been getting in the way. Dimensioned (cut to size, jointed, thicknessed) three large rosewood boards for my table project (8.5 x 72"),...
You mean a narrow strip off the side of two of the the boards (I have two thick, 1.5", one thinner, too thin to bookmatch)? I could joint that back almost invisibly, at full depth, and bookmatch the...
[EDIT] that should be TABLE design considerations. Clearly I'm sleep deprived ;)
Hi folks, this is my first post here - been lurking for a while.
My main woodworking related passion is...