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TV Tray Redux

By retired08, member Dec 10, 2011

This is my updated version of the old TV trays that you kept in the closet until they were needed. My goal was to have them make a statement on their own but yet function for chairside tables as needed. To avoid a “sea of legs” only three legs were used and the table is very stable. Legs are angled at about 15 degrees then tapered and beveled to add a sense of lightness. They are through tenoned and splined with maple to complement the bookmatched Zebrawood top. Legs and framework is Black Walnut.

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mokusakusensei | Dec 11, 2011 09:07pm | #1
Very classy and cleaver. I often do not like "this or that" on a piece here, but I think that these are really nice all around. Well done. I hope that you make this commercially available in your area and show your off your skills and designs.
retired08 | Dec 12, 2011 07:01pm | #2
Thanks, I have had a request for one of them but my wife says "No Way!" Appreciate your comments, marketing is pretty hard these days but I'm considering it.

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