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Curvy Layered Table

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Woodworker: Matt HuttonPart of a series by Hutton exploring layers, multiples, and curves, this table is 25 in. deep by 19 in. wide by 19 in. tall. The core of the construction is the brick-laid layers of the tabletop frame. Hutton varied the thickness of the layers and used a router to cut a rabbet for the top to rest in. The walnut table has an oil finish. From Fine Woodworking #220
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