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Pedestal Table

comments (1) September 17th, 2010 in Reader's Gallery

JohnG123 JohnG123, member
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This is my first woodworking project.  It is a small pedestal table I made for my mother-in-law to display a bonsai tree.  Made from cherry, it stands 22" tall, and is 13 3/4"L X 11 3/4"W.  The legs and aprons are all 1 1/2" square and there are 16 mortise and tenon joints.  The finish is spray satin urethane.  I found the plans in a book I purchased and modified it by changing the wood species and shortening the table a few inches.  It was a fun piece to build.


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cer cer writes: Very nice job! For being your first woodworking project, your joints look nice and tight, square and crisp. Good work!
Posted: 11:12 am on September 18th

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