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My son bought a small aquarium for my granddaughter and asked me to make a stand for it. I decided that I'd make a table so that when the fishies go away they would have a table to use.
The top, shelf and apron are made from 4/4 white oak the leags are 8/4 tapered to 1" at the bottom both insides of the legs are tapered. The aprons are attached to the legs with MT. For the shelf I cut a notch on the inside of each leg with my dado set at a 45 then cut the corners of the shelf at a 45. The finish is a transtint golden oak dye with 6 coats of Gen Finish semigloss poly. The project took 2 1/2 days (ya I know I'm slow). As always you opion is welcome.
The top, shelf and apron are made from 4/4 white oak the leags are 8/4 tapered to 1" at the bottom both insides of the legs are tapered. The aprons are attached to the legs with MT. For the shelf I cut a notch on the inside of each leg with my dado set at a 45 then cut the corners of the shelf at a 45. The finish is a transtint golden oak dye with 6 coats of Gen Finish semigloss poly. The project took 2 1/2 days (ya I know I'm slow). As always you opion is welcome.