ok .. we finished this one a couple weeks ago,
and it is leaving for chicago next week ....
the clients have been motorcycling in the southwest for the last month or so
it's one of our 'standard' (if theres i such a thing in custom woodworking)
center pedestal ovals ... they are fun and challenging and infinitely variable
this is probably the 7th or 8th version we have done
ribbon stripe mahogany ...
i cut the two glued up panels on the cnc and used the
negative shapes to glue up the two halves ...
i cut the two glued up panels on the cnc and used the
negative shapes to glue up the two halves ...
there was no 12/4 ribbon stripe so i had to glue up some 8/4 for the base pieces,
and some 5/4 for the veritcal elements
the process is to miter them and glue up two halves as shown below
looks a little dangerous maybe, but it actually doesn't seem too bad
add some dominos and pocket screws ...
clamping the halves together can be a bit tricky and there
is some fussy final fitting involved to get a good joint in there
add some low curves to the half lapped base pieces
oh yeah, the oval aprons add a challenge
headed out ot its new home soon ....
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