Floating Dining Table

By JEB
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BY-NC-SA 4.0 License
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Updated Wed Dec 02 2020

Dining table I'm making in time for Thanksgiving. Of THIS year. :)

> 2 hr
Intermediate

29

Furniture

Files Included (6)

  • FloatingTable.skp

    193 kB
  • FloatingTableBottomStretcherTenon.svg

    1 kB
  • FloatingTableLeg.svg

    1 kB
  • FloatingTableUpperStretcherEnd.svg

    999 B
  • FloatingTableUpperStretcherSide.svg

    3 kB
  • FloatingTableUpperStretcherSide2.svg

    5 kB

Materials

Solid cherry in my case.

I laminated the top out of 3/4" x 1.5" strips.

I used Origin for all of the mortise & tenon joinery. The table top floats on 3/4" stretchers, which if I had it to do over again I'd have made 1.5" wide instead.

Tools

Shaper Origin for joinery, the usual suspects otherwise.

I'm in a shop without a tablesaw for the first time in decades. Using a Kreg ACS3000 track saw, bandsaw, and Origin to do most of the necessary.

Instructions

The SketchUp project is pretty accurate, might be a version or two behind what I actually built. Buyer beware. :) The joints I did NOT do on Origin were the sliding dovetails in the "FloatingTableUpperStretcherSide.svg" files. You could do them that way but I found it easier to do them with a regular handheld router. I also cut the mating dovetails on the ends of the long stretchers on a router table.


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