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Old 05-31-2008, 10:46 PM   #1
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My wife has been pesterin' me about making her a new sewin' table for a while. She asked what I was making this weekend and I told her I had no specific plans. Well it was decided and I was commissioned to make her a new sewin' table. So here is the beginins of it.






Tomorrow it will get a Melamine top edged in the same slightly curly soft Maple I made the aprons out of, with a 1½" overhang.
This is a quickie project so I used pocket screws and glue for the joints. I will attach the edgin' to the Melamine sheet with biscuits. Quick and dirty, but the LOML is Happy with it already.
Thanks for lookin',

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Honestly Honey, that will cost around $100 $150 $200, and I need a few more tools.

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Looks like some good progress has been made so far. The wife will have something very nice to show off!
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Be carful I can see a stick running across the corner thats not at 90 deg.



But really looks like you been busy making mama happy

And its looking good so far, keep us posted
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Dave: are you giong to put a lift in? It is more work but it is a nice feature.
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Dave is back doing angles again - I knew those elves would figure it out sooner or later
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Dave: are you giong to put a lift in? It is more work but it is a nice feature.
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She currently has one with a lift and doesn't use it. She leaves the machines on top most of the time. So I will save the money and time and not go there

I love a low maintenance woman

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Honestly Honey, that will cost around $100 $150 $200, and I need a few more tools.

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Originally Posted by jeff... View Post
Dave is back doing angles again - I knew those elves would figure it out sooner or later
These are easy angles, just 45° with a little bit of tip cuttin'. The Elves could do that in their sleep...which judging by the fit they did



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Nice progress, Dave!!

Good choice of woods! You must have a really good selection in your stash.

Anxiously awaiting the end result.

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My wife has been pesterin' me about making her a new sewin' table for a while.....
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You know Dave, this projects should be good for several NEW tools

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Will this new sewing table mean you can also commission a new set of Shop Curtains?

Nice work, and is there a better cause, I think not

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Aren't pocket screws great? Looks nice Dave. Are you doing a large round over so the material does not snag as it it pulled/pushed around?
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re: Sewin' table beginin's...finished

Lookin good Dave! You ought to keep some notes on that project. That looks like it could be easily marketed to some of those sewing groups out there.
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Looking Good there Dave. It has new tools written all over it.

Good call Tom! that's what makes this site so neat..the details that come up.
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I can't believe you made that much progress in a week! That is going to look absolutely great, can't go wrong with good wood. Unless you mess up the angles of course

Any thought on making the top removable? That melamine stuff is heavy, and an L-shaped is awkward to carry around. Plus, metal L brackets are even faster than biscuits!
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Dave,

The table is looking great man! Can't wait to see it all finished.

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