All,

My wife is a quilter and she has sewing machines like I have saws. She
recently requested that I replace her grandmother's sewing table with
something
a bit bigger, and with better storage.

Unlike a seamstress, quilters generally work with the a sewing surface in
the same plane as the surrounding table area, hence the "pocket" in the top.
Hopefully when she upgrades, I'll be able to just make new mating throat
plate.

The wood is cherry with maple drawer slides, ash drawer guides and plywood
bottoms. Not only are the drawer heights graduated but the side thickness
and knob diameter subtlely increase as well.

Tails were cut by hand, with power "assist" to hog out waste. Knobs,
legs/feet were turned on my Jet 1442.

The finish is Zinzer Sealcoat (shellac) followed by Waterlox Original.

Thanks for looking,

Steve

"C & S" wrote in message
The wood is cherry with maple drawer slides, ash drawer guides and plywood
bottoms. Not only are the drawer heights graduated but the side thickness
and knob diameter subtlely increase as well.

Nice sewing desk. I've resized your images to make them easier to view.

"C & S" wrote in
:

All,

My wife is a quilter and she has sewing machines like I have saws. She
recently requested that I replace her grandmother's sewing table with
something
a bit bigger, and with better storage.

Unlike a seamstress, quilters generally work with the a sewing surface
in the same plane as the surrounding table area, hence the "pocket" in
the top. Hopefully when she upgrades, I'll be able to just make new
mating throat plate.

The wood is cherry with maple drawer slides, ash drawer guides and
plywood bottoms. Not only are the drawer heights graduated but the
side thickness and knob diameter subtlely increase as well.

Tails were cut by hand, with power "assist" to hog out waste. Knobs,
legs/feet were turned on my Jet 1442.

Very well thought-out design, beautiful work, and the dovetails are
particularly nice. A+++

Very nice and I can't help but notice the spalted wood in the background.

Rusty


"C & S" wrote in message
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All,

My wife is a quilter and she has sewing machines like I have saws. She
recently requested that I replace her grandmother's sewing table with
something
a bit bigger, and with better storage.

Unlike a seamstress, quilters generally work with the a sewing surface in
the same plane as the surrounding table area, hence the "pocket" in the
top.
Hopefully when she upgrades, I'll be able to just make new mating throat
plate.

The wood is cherry with maple drawer slides, ash drawer guides and plywood
bottoms. Not only are the drawer heights graduated but the side thickness
and knob diameter subtlely increase as well.

Tails were cut by hand, with power "assist" to hog out waste. Knobs,
legs/feet were turned on my Jet 1442.

The finish is Zinzer Sealcoat (shellac) followed by Waterlox Original.

Thanks for looking,

Steve

C & S wrote:

All,

My wife is a quilter and she has sewing machines like I have saws. She
recently requested that I replace her grandmother's sewing table with
something
a bit bigger, and with better storage.

Unlike a seamstress, quilters generally work with the a sewing surface in
the same plane as the surrounding table area, hence the "pocket" in the
top. Hopefully when she upgrades, I'll be able to just make new mating
throat plate.


That is very nice, everything fits together really well

/Hiding this post now before my wife sees it

--
If you're going to be dumb, you better be tough

"Mark & Juanita" wrote in message
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/Hiding this post now before my wife sees it


Took the words right out of my mouth! Very nice work!

--Steve in Roseville