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Trestle base for a large Cypress Slab
Trestle base for a large Cypress Slab (post #170821)
DoninFortLauderdale on Sat, 11/24/2012 - 10:45
Hi All,
I am forunate to have bought a 3" thick x 44" wide x approx 12' long previously submerged (100 years+) cypress slab. I am wanting to build a proportional trestle base for it and would like to see examples of trestle bases. Does anyone know where I might look to find appropriate trestle base pictures to craft a base.
Best to all,
Don
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Trestle Base (post #170821, reply #1 of 2)
I typed in Trestle Base in google images - but appropriate ?
SA
It Is A Shame (post #170821, reply #2 of 2)
Hi Don,
A person from the past here on Knots going by the name of Lataxe build a table with a "Hay rake" base that was nice. You might have found that useful though not exactly what you asked for.
http://forums.finewoodworking.com/fine-w...
It is a shame because the photos are all removed or lost.
In any case you might look up hay rake tables.
Personally I am not so impressed with the full on trestle base just from an imagined and considered stand point. I have not much experience there.
Here is a book that you might like.
http://www.amazon.com/Dining-Tables-Outs...
roc
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