The table? The TABLE? Did you look at the CHAIR???!!!! That makes Fugly
look like a compliment. I've never seen anything more unbalanced from top
to bottom. They should have nailed the seat to some tubafors and been done
with it!

Joe C.

"Andy Dingley" wrote in message
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On 16 Feb 2005 08:24:25 -0800, wrote:

Does anyone have advice on how I'd go about making the legs pictured
he

Chainsaw.

Then when you've got rid of that ugly piece of crap, find almost any
book on 18th century furniture and see how to make cabriole legs. Fine
Woodworking have a useful book, Jeffrey Greene's is about the best
reading material.

General technique is to bandsaw roughly to shape, then use low-angle
spokeshaves and rasps to shape the rest by hand. A failure is when
you've left the bandsaw ridge running down the outside. A good apron
design is also important, something that allows the "crown" of the leg
(as you term it) to look like it belongs with the rest of the design.

I've seen goats with better "cabriole" legs than on that table.