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  1. 20th October 2017, 10:47 PM #1
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    I have realized a living room table Oak and Coumaru, low, with essential structure, without screws, without metal joints and with "simple" swallowtail sticks.
    As I do not want a longitudinal reinforcement, it's very important to make a precise tenon.
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  3. 21st October 2017, 04:11 AM #2
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    sliding dowtail made with Leigh D4R ProPro1-GOPR2686.JPG2-GOPR2685.JPG3-GOPR2684.JPG4-GOPR2683.JPG5-GOPR2682.JPG08-IMG_20170418_224513.jpg09-IMG_20170418_224516.jpg10-IMG_20170418_224808.jpg11-IMG_20170418_224810.jpg12-IMG_20170418_224813.jpg13-IMG_20170418_224816.jpg
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    Very stylish!! Love the look!!
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    Great job Zoki.

    Can I ask what table saw you're using? And what do you like and not like about it?
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    Great Scott! That's a work of art.
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    Use Festool CMS which is not just the circular saw, it also makes milling table and other things. CMS and a fairy tale, lightweight, portable, timely and fairly accurate. Bending our legs is in the car

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    Zoki, do you have any photos showing the detail of the tongue that sticks through the top, and how it’s secured? If not, can you post a sketch?
    Do you find the thickness of the leg material enough to not need a brace when pressure is placed against the side from then ends?
    Also, did you use a published plan, or was this your design? I’m really smitten by what you’ve created.
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    Hi Lance.
    I have no design, just the photos you saw at the beginning.
    Unfortunately I do not even have pictures of the sliding dowels joint.
    When I did everything I did not have time to make the photos, but plain movie footage as it does.
    Thank you for your attention

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