I found that using the Domino 500 ideal for aligning the wide table top boards during glue up since the rough cut wood was less than the standard 4/4 stock. I used the Domino 700 for the leg to apron joints and my ETS 150/3 for sanding the top and my RO90 for sanding the legs and aprons. I also cut the top profile with my PS300 Trion jigsaw. When I get better lighting I'll take more pictures.
Dining room table
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Gorgeous, Jack!
Did you make the chairs also?
Tom
Did you make the chairs also?
Tom
Tom Bellemare said:
Tom,
A long time back I took a chair building workshop with Sam Maloof and even though I had intended to build my own chairs and purchased a lot of 8/4 rosewood, I was astonished at how much waste there was in chair building.
I still have the 8/4 stock but I think I'll build something else with it. The chairs in my dining room are black walnut purchased with the old dining room set a long time ago.
I did however get to use my T-18 and my CXS drills installing the top to the base they sure are nice.
Michael Kellough
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Very Nice!
