Revamping a Round Table with a Sleek Mid-Century Modern Base

[@HampsteadHomestead]

Well done. Building a mid century dining table as well.

[@jrutstudio]

Thank you. Have fun!

[@kerihurney4558]

I love how you show every step of the process and share what you have learned along the way. You are so talented!

[@jrutstudio]

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lisawilliams549]

Amazing!! Thanks for recording the whole process. You are a gifted craftsman. Can’t wait to have my first meal at it. See you soon to pick it up!

[@jrutstudio]

Thank you so much. Cant wait for you to have it in your home!

[@onehandedmaker]

Hi
That was an epic table build and I loved the video.
Just found your channel and worthy of a subscription.
Regards James
One Handed Maker - Australia

[@jrutstudio]

I’m glad you liked it and thank you for the support I really appreciate it!

[@brgarrison418]

Sub great piece..... I was wondering what the diameter of the table was ?

[@jrutstudio]

Thank you. It was a 36” top

[@brgarrison418]

@@jrutstudio Thanks

[@MushroomQueer]

ˢᵘᵇ this may be a stupid question, but I’m just starting to build furniture, so bear with me: if you used the same template for both sets of legs, does it not look uneven from a diagonal at the glue point of all the legs? Would it weaken the wood too much to mount the second set flush to the first pair without that extra tab?

[@jrutstudio]

I used the same template for all the legs, I took half the thickness off 2 of the legs to keep it square. You can also use the template the same for all of them and have a square core to attach them all to if that makes sense.

[@wyliewoodco]

🦉awl 14:21

[@jrutstudio]

lol that's what happens when you voice over first thing in the morning. Good catch

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