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Copy of Tim Rousseau's Floating Tabletop

comments (1) March 16th, 2013 in Reader's Gallery

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I followed Tim Rousseau's Floating Tabletop plan and kept the dimensions. I added Walnut trim for accent,and kept the legs straight, tapered and splayed rather than curved, and eliminated the through-tenons on the shelf.

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TimR writes: I saw the original at the Messler Gallery in Maine. Looks just as nice.
Posted: 2:38 pm on March 22nd

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Copy of Tim Rousseau's Floating Tabletop

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