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Teak Corner Tables

By Fine Woodworking Editors Mar 30, 2016

Woodworker:

Kenneth Frederick

Kansas City, Kan.

Frederick wanted a pair of tables to fit into the corners of his dining room. After sketching the design and finding the veneer for the top, he acquired some quartersawn 8/4 teak for the legs. He laid out the curved legs using a flexible MDF batten and some finish nails, and added a radius to the front edge of the triangular top “to make it interesting.” The edging is teak, too.

TEAK AND CAMPHOR BURL VENEER, 17D X 28W X 26H

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Comments

Bernard38 | Mar 30, 2016 06:37pm | #1
Beautiful design. I like the curve of the legs and the shape of the top. Nice choice of woods as well, and good craftsmanship!

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