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    SWMBO has requested I make an old fashioned tea trolley which apparently was advertised in some recent junk mail in Brisbane. Of course we've lost it.
    so does anyone know of any plans or pictures anywhere I could work from?
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    Here is one I restored some years ago.

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    That' a very small billiard table !
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    Many thanks for the picture. Hard to find. Dosn't anyone use them any more!
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    There are complete plans and instructions for a tea trolley (he calls it a 'serving cart') in Tage Frid's book Tage Frid Teaches Woodworking, Book 3: Furnituremaking. Even has spoked wheels.
    Those are my principles, and if you don't like them . . . well, I have others.

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    Quote Originally Posted by j.stevens
    Dosn't anyone use them any more!
    Nah - can't stand the stuff - I'm a coffee man!!!
    IW

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    Quote Originally Posted by j.stevens
    Many thanks for the picture. Hard to find. Dosn't anyone use them any more!
    Its handy for storing junk on.

    Al

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    Hi J Stevens

    I would try typing "tea trolley" into ebay and see what photos it brings up. I just did it now and a few ideas came forward. Either that or take a trip down to your local antique store and find one there. That way you can look and feel it for yourself and make up some plans from the rough measurements you could eyeball yourself. If the store owner is particularly obliging, you could take your tape measure!

    Cheers
    Danielle

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    J. Stevens
    Is this what you are looking for???


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    Yes Paul many thanks for the picture. Sure I can work from these and thanks to everyone else's suggestions, am following them up. This is a great forum, very helpful
    J. Stevens

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    Tage Frid's book
    Quote Originally Posted by zenwood
    There are complete plans and instructions for a tea trolley (he calls it a 'serving cart') in Tage Frid's book Tage Frid Teaches Woodworking, Book 3: Furnituremaking. Even has spoked wheels.
    Thanks for the info. have sent an enquiry to Taunton Press and checked Amazon and am awaiting results!
    J. Stevens

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    Hi JS - I hope you realise that the price of our help is posting pictures of the tea trolley, either progress or and including the finished piece.

    I have been known to beg for pictures

    cheers
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    J. Stevens
    The plan for my 2 carts was in " American Woodworker Furniture Projects "
    ISBN 0878577939 published by Rosdale in 1989. Try your library they may be able to find a copy. I rounded the corners on the drop leafs on mine
    Lee Valley also sells a plan
    http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.a...=1,46158,46161

    Paul

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    Default tea trolley

    Quote Originally Posted by rufflyrustic
    Hi JS - I hope you realise that the price of our help is posting pictures of the tea trolley, either progress or and including the finished piece.

    I have been known to beg for pictures

    cheers
    R
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    It's be a pleasure, but could take a while want to get that book by Tage Frid - havn't received a reply from Taunton Press,although I see Amazon have it. But thanks.
    J. Stevens

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    Default Tage Frid's book

    Quote Originally Posted by j.stevens
    Tage Frid's book Thanks for the info. have sent an enquiry t
    To Taunton Press and checked Amazon and am awaiting results!
    Have now order the book which is only available as a boxed set of three, hope its the good investment I expect?
    J. Stevens

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