Thanks! The three-way joint where the stretchers come together is wild too. It's a three-way finger joint (for structure) with a three-way miter on top (to get the profiles to come together nicely). Drawing it is one thing, and cutting it is a whole 'nother thing :-D
The beveled profile on the top was the clients' touch. We went through four or five iterations on it. They have great taste and are a ton of fun to work with.
I'm in the middle of ginning two prototypes of a chair meant to go with it. It's as yet unclear if I've made my life any easier than the table or not.
The beveled profile on the top was the clients' touch. We went through four or five iterations on it. They have great taste and are a ton of fun to work with.
I'm in the middle of ginning two prototypes of a chair meant to go with it. It's as yet unclear if I've made my life any easier than the table or not.