Comments

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   mokusakusensei | Jul 16, 2009 06:45pm | #1

   Interesting top. How did you sculpt the waves?

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   blueberry1 | Jul 16, 2009 09:48pm | #2

   The sculpted top is a circular cove cut on the table saw. To do this cut on a rectangular piece I built an upside down lazy susan like jig that allowed me to raise and lower the piece above the blade and rotate the piece from a stable pivot point.

3. 
   Jurgen01 | Jul 21, 2009 12:55am | #3

   This is really cool. The materials and the design are just terrific.

   BTW: I'd like to see a photo of the jig you used to cove-carve the top.

   Good work!

4. 
   blueberry1 | Jul 22, 2009 03:40pm | #4

   I searched for a picture of the jig, as I used to have one, but I can't find it. It is nothing fancy. I used a beefy telescoping pole from a paint roller set that was cobbled to a garage door wheel. This hung from a 2x4 that was hung a few feet above the table saw and aligned with the blade. I then tethered the telescoping pole in 4 directions to provide stability. After each cove, I would then slide the jig down the 2x4 and re-tether.

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   Douce | Aug 06, 2009 10:53pm | #5

   Extraordinary.