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Dining Table

stunning…
it has a lot of similarities to my regency dining table though mine extends with extra leaves on pieces of wood that swivel out, this looks far more robust… where did the design come from - you mentioned being inspired…
 
akirk":30t5sgml said:
stunning…
it has a lot of similarities to my regency dining table though mine extends with extra leaves on pieces of wood that swivel out, this looks far more robust… where did the design come from - you mentioned being inspired…
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The idea for using metal sliding drawer extension for the sliding mechanism came from an article in Fine Woodworking. The design generally was one of Norm’s- New Yankee Workshop. He copied a reproduction and produced a drawing. I used it for things like the connection of the pedestal to the top. I changed a few things to suite me and added an apron.
 
As requested a photo of the fitted apron
 

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