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   QCInspector | Jun 04, 2006 11:10pm | #1

   Welcome to the forum.

   There are probably several names for those tables, but Tage Frid's 3rd book calls it a "Dutch Pullout". You'll find drawings in it that you should be able to adjust to suit the one you may make.

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   pins | Jun 04, 2006 11:16pm | #2

   Thanks, I appreciate it.Pins
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   ring | Jun 05, 2006 01:18pm | #3

   Often called a draw-leaf table.

   DR

   
   

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   Edited 6/5/2006 6:19 am ET by ring

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   citrouille | Jun 05, 2006 02:00pm | #4

   I made several of those tables, to my knowledge they are called "butterfly leaf" tables.
   Be very careful with the pivot point, it is critical and tricky, make yourself a mock up in full scale, just two pieces of wood the length and the thickness of the leaf, you don't need the width.

   C.

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   pins | Jun 05, 2006 02:09pm | #5

   C,Would you care to share what plan you used for your tables?Thanks,pins

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   citrouille | Jun 05, 2006 06:31pm | #6

   I don't have a plan but if you are not too much in a hurry I will make you a couple of drawings of the leaf mechanism.C.

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   pins | Jun 05, 2006 07:09pm | #7

   C,That would be terrific! I don't think they have to be to scale because I work from rough sketches all the time. The deminions and proportions are important and I can scale it to fit the table.Thanks a millionpinshttp://www.centralvafurnitureshop.com