Progress on two projects

You are reading the forum of the Society of American Period Furniture Makers — people who build and study American period furniture.

Membership brings the whole forum, the annual journal and quarterly magazine, the members’ gallery and workbench, and chapters across the country. About membership

T

turner

Well-known member
First is a Townsend Knee Hole Bureau. Both concave shells are finished and I'm working on 3 convex shells. I am going to pick the best two for the bureau.
Second is a walnut ball & claw tilt and turn tea table. I'm thinking the legs may be too massive (thick) for the size of the pedestal.
What do you think?


David Turner
North Raleigh
 

Attachments

  • DSCN0720.JPG
    DSCN0720.JPG
    673.2 KB · Views: 38
  • DSCN0721.JPG
    DSCN0721.JPG
    720.5 KB · Views: 33
  • DSCN0722.JPG
    DSCN0722.JPG
    706 KB · Views: 33
I wish everyone would post stuff like this. There seems to be so little traffic at the Forum lately, and I've always enjoyed the taking a break during work to check to see if anything has been posted.


Tom
 
Pedestal/Legs look good to me David, but I am no expert. You could check out these Member-Submitted plans on the website (Member only side) to see how your measurements compare:​


[/size]
    • Jeff Justis Globe Stand (Article in past APF Journal with photos)[/l][/l]
      • ​
      • Scott Calkins Pie Crust Tea Table​

      • [/size]

        Dale        ​
        [/size]
        ​
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

If this discussion was useful, there are twenty years of them here. Join SAPFM to take part — the forum, the journal, the magazine and the members’ gallery come with membership.

Back
Top