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   RickL | May 09, 2006 03:53pm | #1

   Doug Mockett, http://www.tablelegsonline.com/ and a google search will turn up a number of metal legs sources.

   http://tablelegsmd.com/Designer/designer_table_legs.htm

   http://www.mastermetalworks.com/pedestal.htm

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   Jamie_Buxton | May 09, 2006 05:50pm | #2

   What are "cross buck" table legs?   Do they look like a sawhorse?

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   user-150787 | May 09, 2006 06:54pm | #4

   Shaped like the letter X

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   charlesstanford | May 09, 2006 06:22pm | #3

   I would imagine the only way to install those legs will be with large screws driven up into the tabletop.  The legs will probably come with the holes already tapped for you.

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   a_Furnitologist | May 09, 2006 08:14pm | #5

   Difficult to suggest without a picture of what your attaching but assuming you'll have a mounting top plate going into 8/4.....you should have plenty of room to rout the plate shape into "the tops' bottom" (sounds like an english pub...hah!!).

   Also think of the apron not being typically around the table but rather design an apron around the top of the legs in  teak or a high-light wood. Maybe ebonize under there.

   You've got all kinds of options.

   Neil

   http://www.furnitology.com