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PostPosted: Tue Jan 01, 2019 9:52 pm 
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Hope this pic posts ok. Walnut server 29w X 31h X 18d


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Pic of top before assembly.


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Very nice Ron. Really like the legs. :-D

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Gene wrote:
Very nice Ron. Really like the legs. :-D


Thanks Gene! First time for the Ogee Feet for me. I actually cut the profile on my Dewalt portable table saw. Using the small saw made it an easy reach. Shaped the outer curve with a block plane and a sanding block. It was actually easier than I expected.

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I like it too Ron.
Is the top made of two pieces of wood. It appears that it is but it is hard to see a seam in the pictures.
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Zulu wrote:
I like it too Ron.
Is the top made of two pieces of wood. It appears that it is but it is hard to see a seam in the pictures.
Good Job!!!
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Thanks Zulu, Yes, the top is made from two pieces of wood from the same board. I found a great deal on CL from a guy who was flipping a house that had been owned by woodworker who had some walnut and maple in his garage. I don't often get to work with wood that wide very often.

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Beeeeeeeeuuutifulll, very nice work Ron
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