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   Zaroff | Jun 29, 2010 07:52pm | #1

   This table is serving as inspiration for me. I am planning to build L-shaped bench for our kitchen breakfast area and had always planned to build a square table with a center pedestal to make it easy to sit at the bench without corner legs interfering with sitting or sliding on/off bench.

   I really like the design a lot and your execution is gorgeous. I hope you'll consider any of my attempts to build something similar as nothing but a compliment to a most excellent idea for a table.

   I really like the center storage area and can envision my fiancee using it in the future for either storage or for special occasions to maybe put fruit and/or floral arrangement in it. I suspect you probably envisioned it as storage for bridge game paraphernalia, but since ours is more for breakfast area dining and maybe used occasionally as a game table leaves me wondering how we woudl use the center storage area.

   Anyway, awesome design and a very beautiful piece.

   Jim Woodward

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   jamesbreaux | Apr 05, 2012 03:07pm | #2

   Wow, I think the ziggurat design is a winner. Upside-down it has the allure of a 19th century diorama of a Mayan or Incan pyramid. I imagine more than one of your fellow woodworkers will find some element of a future design inspired by your bridge table. Thanks for sharing.