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INLAID FEDERAL TABLE

FEDERAL SIDE TABLE

BENTLEY DRESSING TABLE

INLAID TABLE

Process of fundamental bricklaying pieces of wood to form a curve - using the band saw to trim the corners of the bricks on the outside of the curve.

Test fitting the leg

Testing the right leg - support opened table top.

Showing the left leg open and the completed veneer face of the brickwork

The process of the sand shading (individual legs of the fan).

Shaded fan segments and how they will be cut and laid on in the pattern.

Finished sand shading and stringing, bellflower, veneered faced, and the banding on the waist.

Table closed.

Table open.

Closeup view.

Process of fundamental bricklaying pieces of wood to form a curve - using the band saw to trim the corners of the bricks on the outside of the curve.

Test fitting the leg

Testing the right leg - support opened table top.

Showing the left leg open and the completed veneer face of the brickwork

The process of the sand shading (individual legs of the fan).

Shaded fan segments and how they will be cut and laid on in the pattern.

Finished sand shading and stringing, bellflower, veneered faced, and the banding on the waist.

Table closed.

Table open.

Closeup view.

SERPENTINE TABLE

MOLDING

1. clamped two long pieces of 2 large, long pieces of mahogany.

set up a jig to bias cut the seam of the two large pieces of mahogany.

3. completed bias cut

sanding the saw marks of the molding by hand

after-cut and finished - two pieces are separated and ready for finishing

1. clamped two long pieces of 2 large, long pieces of mahogany.

set up a jig to bias cut the seam of the two large pieces of mahogany.

3. completed bias cut

sanding the saw marks of the molding by hand

after-cut and finished - two pieces are separated and ready for finishing

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