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    Hey Guys,

    I just finished making this Shaker style hall table for mum.

    I got the plans of FWW and changed a few minor details.

    It is made from Tas Oak and Myrtle.

    Hope you like it, comments appreciated!








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    I can't see the pictures here mate.

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    Terrific work Alex Looks like you have a great natural talent... Keep it up and post more pics

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    Are you seriously only 15 or are you having a go at us?

    Honestly, that's really well done! I really do like it. You should be proud and your mum would certainly love that hall table too me thinks.

    Keep it up Alex.

    Cheers,
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    I won't let my wife see these pics just yet, Alex, she will want one too. Great work!!!

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    Good stuff.
    I do like the shaker stuff.
    A little drawer stop would bring the drawers back into alignment to the front (they seem to drop back 1-2mm).
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    Thanks for the comments guys, very encouraging, ha yeh, I'm still 15


    I think I will do somthing with the drawers because I know exactly what you mean, just a thin strip along the back would do the job.

    Alex.

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    There was a good article in FWW a few editions ago on stops.
    Solutions for Keeping a Drawer in Place - Fine Woodworking PDF Cover page

    I'm sure you'll work it out.
    It looks great, I'd be pleased with it.

    Did you have a strategy for the grain along the front?
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    Thanks for posting that link, very usefull. I think I may have seen it in a magazine or just online before, but thankyou.

    I bought one big long board and cut it and reglued it leavign space for the drawers, however, the draw fronts are made out of a differnt board, if I had thought it through I would have tried to make it all continuos grain, however I didn't, nextime....

    Alex.

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    Lovely work, Alex. Very well done.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Alex.R View Post
    a thin strip along the back would do the job.
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    Alex, try a small bit of sticky back felt they use under legs. Trim it with a stanley so the drawer is flush. It will be a nice soft sound when you close it as well

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    Very nice hall table

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    I think you have a very bright future as furniture maker, top work

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    Thanks for all the positive comments guys, very encouraging!

    Alex.

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    Another great piece Alex. I see that you love ww and you pay attention to quality. All power to you.

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