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How would you lay out these curves?
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Here's the table my wife wants me to build for her...it's only taken a decade to get her to choose one!
I've already figured out the joinery connecting the semi-circles to the leg assemblies--floating tenons with drawbores for the clamping forces. The semi-circles aren't load bearing, so the grain orientation isn't likely to cause any real troubles, but I'm thinking that each semi-circle should instead be made from three sections, which will allow the grain to flow a little better around the curves. Final shape would be cut with template routing after gluing up the sections.
What do you think?
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