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The boss has been after me for some time for a new dining room table she has designed and so I finally got to it. Of course now she needs a coffee table and two end tables to match ?!? I finally found a source for the 12/4 and 16\4 alder for the legs. The outside wrap of the frame is Honduran mahogany. Also finished another picture frame which is alder and padauk.
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Kudos to both Boss and craftsman! Very elegant. :cool:
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Great ones! If my 'boss' sees this, she'd want exactly the same!

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Beautiful table
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That is beautiful!

How thick is the glass?
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Very nice work.
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I ordered the glass at 5/8 with the bevel. I was concerned about the fact that it is only supported on the edges.
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Paul, you have a PM from me.
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Totally inadequate comment, but Very Nice Work!!!

At 5/8" I doubt you need to be concerned with support. Now just do not drop a pointed, heavy object on to it.
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The other concern and reasoning for the 5/8 was the thickness of the glass at the edge after they did the beveling
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