I’ll throw my hat in the ring.
A decent QUALITY photo
The basic concept of the whole thing. The top is now routed as seen below though:
Thanks to the tremendous help from @Brian today. So should have it inlayed by tomorrow or Friday and then can affix the table top, then wipe all the saw dust off it and start varnishing and getting it finished up.
A notation about WHAT you’ve made
Well, a table.
WHO you are (for attribution on the blog)
AgVet is fine.
HOW you’ve made it
Nothing special, just standard procedures. I guess the most interesting part was gluing up layers of a African Mahogany, Soft Maple, and African Mahogany sandwich and then cutting the blanks out on the bandsaw using templates cut on the laser cutter as a guide. That’s how I got the curved legs.
WHY
I have a bay window in my apartment and needed a specific size of table to fit there. Nothing I found commercially was very appealing and buying a set would cost ~$500 at the least. Thus far, my costs are ~$200 as far as making it (not including membership fees). Lots of time though. Probably about 20 hours at this point and I’d wager about 5 more to go (plus lots of time spent waiting for the next coat of varnish application.