Where's a good source for table legs?

[Rich Engelhardt]

I don't have a lathe & I really don't have the room for one - so - I'll have to buy round table legs.
The borgs have pine, which I guess I could use in a pinch, but, I'd like some other options.

[Steve Jenkins]

Look at tablelegs.com

[Philip Glover]

Osborne Wood Products has a good selection.

Regards,
Phil

[Steve Jenkins]

Another is Adams Wood Products

[Jared Sankovich]

Keystone wood turning.

http://keystonewoodturning.com/catalog.php

[John Lanciani]

Another vote for tablelegs.com; I've been using them for years and have been completely happy with every set I've ordered.

[Rob Sack]

Another is Adams Wood Products

Unfortunately, Adams Wood Products, a company I used for years, has closed their doors after 45 years in business.

[Russell Hayes]

You can turn straight or tapered legs on your table saw with a simple jig and cordless drill. It is actually faster than a lathe and will duplicate as many as you want.

[Rich Engelhardt]

You can turn straight or tapered legs on your table saw with a simple jig and cordless drill. It is actually faster than a lathe and will duplicate as many as you want.

Interesting technique- I just watched a Youtube of it.
I want something that isn't just a plain taper though- - for this project.

[Steve Jenkins]

Osborne will also do custom profiles.