Step Tables-Side Tables

[crash5050]

I shared the original file with over 60 shopbotters, and its come back to bite me, a large manufacturing co. figures because it was on the web that its public property...and its not..

AH, I remember now, this was the reference I was making. I wa sgoing to kinda hint that I would like those files, but it looked like Dan had been bitten and was not happy about sharing.

David

[MogulTx]

Dan

I especially like the last picture of the hearts shapes that are repeated and which have perforations through the material. Very good looking. I think it gets people involved emotionally as well as from admiration of the craftsperson who created it. I really like your work and hope you will continue to post pictures so we can all be inspired to create our own little masterpieces!

Thanks,

Monty

[danhamm]

Thank you Monty, that makes it worthwhile.. I dont mind sharing the files that I have made with some folks if they are just going to make it for themselves.

[danhamm]

Another coffee table, made from cariboo pine size is 1.5 inch material, 55 inches long 18 inches high by 24 inches wide, coatings are minwax red mahogany and epoxied top.

[myxpykalix]

Where do you keep all those tables you make Dan?
you must have an awful big house or plenty of friends and relatives to give stuff to.. Another nice one

This looks like another one of your "fit together" designs. Do you have any other pictures of the sides and designs?

[Mike Kelly]

Dan

That look really nice
Are the legs slotted to accept the cross member?

Mike

[danhamm]

Yes, the 2 legs and the center are slot joined, and Jack I can't give you any more pics cause its gone....to the warehouse....

[myxpykalix]

Do you recall the ending scene from Indiana Jones where they are in this humongous warehouse....that's what i imagine all your projects wind up squirreled away in some place never to see the light of day!

[danhamm]

Do you think, maybe thats why I'm always broke...

[nathanzgmm]

Hi,

You have done a great job ..... Lovely sophisticated round table...

Regards,
Nathan