round drop leaf side table three leg
 

Over a year a go (or more) I saw an article in one of the popular
woodworking magazines. It was for a rounsd side table with 3 leafs that
drop.So I guess you could call it a triangurlar table. Also it had 3
unusually shaped legs. They were shaped so that the tenons on the aprons
were staight foreward. Does anyone remember which magazine it was in? I've
tried searching around , but no luck yet. Any help would be appreciated.

Thx,
Chris

round drop leaf side table three leg
 

Chris Fitzpatrick wrote:
Over a year a go (or more) I saw an article in one of the popular
woodworking magazines. It was for a rounsd side table with 3 leafs that
drop.So I guess you could call it a triangurlar table. Also it had 3
unusually shaped legs. They were shaped so that the tenons on the aprons
were staight foreward. Does anyone remember which magazine it was in? I've
tried searching around , but no luck yet. Any help would be appreciated.

You're in luck...I was just reading that the other day.

FWW, Oct 2008, issue 200

Chris

round drop leaf side table three leg
 

Thanks very much, that's great!
"Chris Friesen" wrote in message
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Chris Fitzpatrick wrote:
Over a year a go (or more) I saw an article in one of the popular
woodworking magazines. It was for a rounsd side table with 3 leafs that
drop.So I guess you could call it a triangurlar table. Also it had 3
unusually shaped legs. They were shaped so that the tenons on the aprons
were staight foreward. Does anyone remember which magazine it was in?
I've
tried searching around , but no luck yet. Any help would be appreciated.

You're in luck...I was just reading that the other day.

FWW, Oct 2008, issue 200

Chris