don't know the size but if only 45 degree corner's , are they dowel or spline or just glue, if just glue not very strong ? a little more info ?View attachment 80861
I'm just calling it a mitered table. Customers wants a bunch. Hoping the domino will be strong enough.
For me the word "Domino" is a game. I was not understanding what this meant for a type of joint.I'm puzzled why Del and Dave are questioning the joint type. He SAID it's a domino joint. I don't know that that is strong enough if there's going to be much lateral force on this table/bench/whatever but I've never used a domino.
Gads! Is the only support of the joints going to be the dominos or will there be a semi-hidden angle bracket under each one? I would worry about lateral forces if one that size only had dominoes, but then as I said above I've never used them so maybe I'm underestimating their strength?Except the one i am to do will be freestanding
Paul i guess you answared my question with what you said don't know what kind of domino was used ??I'm puzzled why Del and Dave are questioning the joint type. He SAID it's a domino joint. I don't know that that is strong enough if there's going to be much lateral force on this table/bench/whatever but I've never used a domino.
Actually, for joints, I prefer:go here and look at the joint's https://www.google.com/search?q=dom...kQeegIGgAg&ved=0CC8QsAQ&biw=991&bih=535&dpr=1
I hate to disagree with you, and you can call it what you want. IMO, definitely not a Parsons table. Parsons tables were designed at the Parsons School of Design. It's design came from a project to come up with a very basic table design of 4 legs with the same thickness as the top.Parsons table. It's called a parsons table.
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Friends don't let friends use stamped metal tools sold at clothing stores.cabinetman said:I hate to disagree with you, and you can call it what you want. IMO, definitely not a Parsons table. Parsons tables were designed at the Parsons School of Design. It's design came from a project to come up with a very basic table design of 4 legs with the same thickness as the top.
Please your your sake. Google Parsons table images.
This is my second request to you to please ignore my posts. Your being a mook.
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You and Gregory can call that design anything that you like. You could call it an Alice B. Toklas picture table if you want...I don't really care. Just for your edification here is a simple explanation of why it's called a Parsons Table.Here is a link to Parsons table. One of many. Seems this guy has been in the woodworking business for a while and he sees it the same as I do.
http://www.stepskycustomfurniture.com/Gallery43.htm