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+19fingers wrote:Not for me I'm afraid.
Also veneered so limited as regards refinishing in later life.
Bob
Andyp wrote:Are you thinking of buying it or making something similar?
RogerS wrote:Thinking of buying it for the kitchen. I'd have a stab at making it. 'Stab' being the operative word as I don't think my skills are up to it.
Woodbloke wrote:RogerS wrote:Thinking of buying it for the kitchen. I'd have a stab at making it. 'Stab' being the operative word as I don't think my skills are up to it.
I don't think it's a hugely difficult piece to make Rog, but I would definitely make a full scale 1:1 drawing of those legs and then work out the construction of the joints. I might be inclined to go for steel threads and epoxy as I did for those bar stools I finished earlier in the year. As for the top, maybe 15mm 'green' mdf lipped and veneered might do the trick...dunno? If you were to use say, 1.5mm oak veneers it would bring the thickness up to around 18mm which ought to be fine - Rob
RogerS wrote:
They say it's particle board...whatever that is.
TrimTheKing wrote:I like it tbh. Wouldn't work with our current style but under different circumstances I would easily have that in the house. I like the geometry of it.
RogerS wrote:
Take off Heal's mark-up...probably 50% at least means it was made for about £500.
9fingers wrote:Not for me I'm afraid.
Also veneered so limited as regards refinishing in later life.
Bob
Woodster wrote:9fingers wrote:Not for me I'm afraid.
Also veneered so limited as regards refinishing in later life.
Bob
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