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Cherry Table

By fat418, member Mar 25, 2012

This cherry table has a 3/4″ piece of clear glass which which appears to be floating in the center of the two side beam leg sections. There are three, centrally located, cherry support bridges to secure the two side beam leg planks together. Table saw and then final hand chiseled are 2″ dovetail joints at each top end of the legs and are press fit into the female dovetail ends of the side beam planks. All of the dovetail joints are inlayed around the perimeter of the joinery seam with an inlay of a 1/4″ by 1/4″ solid mexican rosewood (bacote).

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Comments

zbop | Mar 25, 2012 11:13pm | #1
Really, really nice. I love it!!!
woodbridge | Mar 26, 2012 01:25am | #2
That is a great looking table. the design is so unique and outstaning. The dovetail joint for the legs is an excellent detail.

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