Hi Guys,
This table was originally designed as a cnc cut, assemble yourself type jobby made from ply.
Has been modified to turn into a solid version. The top in the pics, is laminated ply, but considering (preferring) a solid option.
Dimensions ~2400l x ~1200w x 730h
Legs at 10 degrees. frame at ~40mm. American white Oak.
So, some questions...
Any design mods you'd consider for strength?
Thought maybe pinning the through M&T's?
How thin would you go for a solid top, Personally I prefer 30-40mm, but if push came to shove what could you get away with over this size top?
Ply can be done at 17mm with no trouble.
Look forward to your feedback as always, thanks in advance!
Cam
Screen Shot 2014-09-23 at 8.52.36 am.jpgScreen Shot 2014-09-23 at 8.52.22 am.jpgScreen Shot 2014-09-23 at 8.52.11 am.jpgScreen Shot 2014-09-23 at 8.52.04 am.jpgScreen Shot 2014-09-23 at 9.02.43 am.jpg
This table was originally designed as a cnc cut, assemble yourself type jobby made from ply.
Has been modified to turn into a solid version. The top in the pics, is laminated ply, but considering (preferring) a solid option.
Dimensions ~2400l x ~1200w x 730h
Legs at 10 degrees. frame at ~40mm. American white Oak.
So, some questions...
Any design mods you'd consider for strength?
Thought maybe pinning the through M&T's?
How thin would you go for a solid top, Personally I prefer 30-40mm, but if push came to shove what could you get away with over this size top?
Ply can be done at 17mm with no trouble.
Look forward to your feedback as always, thanks in advance!
Cam
Screen Shot 2014-09-23 at 8.52.36 am.jpgScreen Shot 2014-09-23 at 8.52.22 am.jpgScreen Shot 2014-09-23 at 8.52.11 am.jpgScreen Shot 2014-09-23 at 8.52.04 am.jpgScreen Shot 2014-09-23 at 9.02.43 am.jpg
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