My work for the Regeneration Show. "Curvy Curly"

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Curvy Curly Legs, done in curly maple, cherry and walnut pegs.

Jonathan Brower

detail of Curvy Curly

Jonathan Brower

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Jonathan Brower

Curvy Curly Legs, done in curly maple, cherry and walnut pegs.

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I worked on the design of this piece a good bit, trying to keep it simple with some elegant subtlties: single pegs, pillowed leg tops in the top, gentle curves and tapers in the legs. I get a lot of joy out of the smaller more intimate pieces. Thanks for looking.

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jonbrower writes: Dear AZIM, I found this task a bit tricky due to my limited wood supply. Instead of ripping a long enough piece and using that straight edge as the flat for the mortise, I needed to stack the leg outlines right up against one another. I used a 1/4 inch MDF template I had made, with a flat mortise edge, and traced, then band sawed, then used a hand plane the smooth and square the edge.

Then the side profile was done with curved taper and the front and back profiles were just a taper. Keep the band saw cut offs to use for assisting in the second band saw cuts for each leg.

Hope that helps. Good luck.
Posted: 4:27 pm on April 20th

AZIM writes: I would be interested to hear how the legs were shaped. I am working on a pair of end tables and will be using similar curved/splayed legs. Seems the tricky cut is near the top when you need to keep the cut straight and square so the rails/aprons fit up tight
Posted: 9:03 am on April 9th

HowardPeson writes: There is nothing like simple elegance. Great Job.
Posted: 9:27 am on April 8th

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