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Hi, I apologise for the delay in my response.. things have been a bit mental around here!

So, I took everyone's suggestions on board and came up with a solution that I think/hope will work.
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I thought that I'd add in that this table will be an outdoor table, not an indoor table. And when I say outdoor, it will be in an undercover entertaining area that won't get wet or have direct...

Cheers for the feedback, Auscab.

Just so I get it through my noob head, you're saying that another option would be to use a steel plate as the fixing of the leg to the base of the table top. This...

Why would you propose steel plates over a jarrah one?
I've been chatting with my father-in-law, who was a carpenter, and we've decided that we'll put a supporting brace (block/triangle) between the...

My main thing is, are there any rule's of thumb for this sort of stuff when it comes to supporting braces, or spines? I've seen tables in shops where some do and some don't, so it's a bit confusing...

I'm just adding a second sketch to which I've added the cross-brace for the legs..
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Hi All,

I'm creating a live edge slab table and I have a question about whether supporting beams will be required on the underside of the table.

A few particulars about what I'm trying to...