Bedside table plan

[brandy20]

HI all, since I got my new woodworking machines in september, I decided to do a little exercise building this bed side table for my 8 years old child. Construction is quite simple, the only little challenge is calculating the angle to cut tenon shoulders that are different on the three shelves.


Bedside_table di Luca Dal Molin, su Flickr

I made a complete plan in pdf that comes with the SketchUp file and you can freely download it from my blog.

http://www.sketchupwoodplans.com/free-p ... ide-table/

If you have any questions on it, let me know.

Cheers, Luca

 

[Steve Maskery]

Luca
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Cheers
Steve

 

[brandy20]

Thank you Steve!

 

[Steve Maskery]

I woke up this morning...

No this is not my new career as a blues singer.

I woke up this morning and looked out of the window. It was still dark but I could see that it had snowed. "Brrrr!", I thought, and snuggled up to the radiator only to find it was stone cold. "S, funny", thinks I, "I'm sure that I heard the heating come on".

Sure enough, all the other radiators were toasty.

"Oh bother!", thinks I, or words to that effect. But the boler was not being any noisier than it usually is and there wasn't water where water really should not be.

I checked the valve. It was shut off. So I've had no heating in my bedroom until today and I've not noticed it. I'd say that was a thumbs up for the insulation, wouldn't you?

My bedroom is a new part of the house that was only (re)built a couple of summers ago. The rest of the house is trad 1930s. I reckon the builders must have done an OK job.
S

PS I've opened the valve and my bedroom is now boiling!

 

[Steve Maskery]

Sorry, sorry.
This was meant to be a New Post rather than a Reply.
Too many birthdays, again...
S

 

[lanemaux]

Steve , in your defence , the original post did refer to a BEDSIDE table :lol:

 

[brandy20]

yes, B-E-D-S-I-D-E! 8)

 

[brianhabby]

Hi Luca

That table looks very nice, I'm sure your daughter is thrilled with it.

I take it the angles you are referring to are due to the tapered legs.

regards

Brian

 

[brandy20]

Thank you Brian, I'm pleased you like the table.

Yes, the legs are tapered, so angles change. If you took a look at the plan they are already calculated there. Anyway you can always cross check them using the SketchUp file.

Cheers,

Luca