Dinnertable

a table, who would have guessed?!

here are some snaps from the build.

this is my favorite dinnertable so far.

 

Mint Condition

still hooked on building tables...

i didn´t document this one at all because it started out as a little side-project-i didn´t know i would like the result so much.

anyways, here it is:

 

 

the hatch could house powersocket so all those ugly cables can be hidden in it...

or anything basically, i haven´t decided, i think i will wait and see who is taking this one home.

Couchtable

This is a table I built a month ago but I haven´t had the chance to post about it.
Simple design but I think it works quite well.
The tabletop is made from Scaffoldingboards that I took to my friends at the woodmill to have it planed.
My favorite thing about this table is the edge of the tabletop - there is no endgrain visible because i covered the crosscut with a really thin slice cut off from the side of a board. it´s a little detail but effective because it looks really clean.

But this table already found a new home. So next week I will post my new Couchtable that I built last weekend.

Urban Outfitters Frankfurt

Here is some Furniture that i built for the Urban Store in Frankfurt this month.

My favorite would be the huge Vinyl Wall...

 

 

 

Weekend Project: Big Ass Table

i just bought a bunch of these old scaffoldingboards on ebay. super cheap and way more than i expected...so saturday morning i took a couple boards to my fellow woodmill to get them planed off.

i´ve never seen that happen before-it´s fantastic! you throw a dirty old board in and get a fresh and perfectly straight board out. i love it!

 i started with the tabletop because it takes some hours for the glue to dry. i used these wooded pegs to join the boards.

 then i started working on the base...i wanted to have some angles in it but as usual i didn´t scetch anything out or took the time to document the process properly. sorry.

 

i wanted to make this table a stable as possible so i decided to use this (whatever it is called) technique , i think it doesn´t get any stronger than this. i also tried to avoid any screws and went with wooden pegs.