trunk of oak

[Rembo]

here is a table))

 

[bigGaloot]

Wow.  Took me a little while to piece together what was going on with that table saw... still not sure if it is genius or just plum crazy.  The results are beautiful.  Thanks for sharing.

 

[unityroad]

Very nice Rembo........why not undermount, hidden slides. Sorry I just do not care seeing the hardware. [unsure]

 

[BMH]

Amazing work. I agree the hardware kind of swear with the beauty of the work you did.

Thank you for sharing

Bruce

 

[jmbfestool]

Very nice!

Pretty Neat how you made the corners.

About the runners you can get them in different colours brown runners would look good.

Jmb

 

[Kev]

Wow.  Took me a little while to piece together what was going on with that table saw... still not sure if it is genius or just plum crazy.  The results are beautiful.  Thanks for sharing.

Clever, but a little scary to me [eek]

You wouldn't want your concentration to slip.

...

Lovely work Rembo ... are you in a new workshop?

 

[Art Vandalay]

Saw Norm Abram makes coves like that on a table saw some time ago on NYW.  Very cool. 

 

[Sign Guy]

Wow.  Took me a little while to piece together what was going on with that table saw... still not sure if it is genius or just plum crazy.

Gosh, I thought making those pine toys was a prerequisite to get on this site...
Not sure how popular "coving" is but your blade better be really sharp and requires many passes.
Not much material can be removed each pass.
Also you better have good forethought on table set up. The radius might not end up where you wanted it.
I learned it from my subscription to American Woodworker Mag. around 1987.
The hardcores on here probably know to perform it first on scrap stock.
It comes back to mind that you must apply force downward on top of the blade the entire pass, almost standing on a crate to be above your saw.
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Yeah, another neat project from Rembo

 

[GhostFist]

While I've never done the technique myself I've seen plenty of material explaining it. Hmmm... I have an idea.....

 

[unityroad]

I the past I jused used a power feeder to safely feed the cove over the blade. Hope this helps someone. Tim [smile]

 

[sancho57]

Beautiful work Pal.

Very innovative.

I going to book mark this and add it to my idea collection for furture projects, if you dont mind.

maybe I should create a Rembo folder :>D

 

[Theshipstore]

I have used that method to create my own crown moldings in the past, not as unsafe as it appears, works just fine once it is setup

Sal