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Is that unusual for a server to go down like that?

Lucky for me! The new Harvey miter bar has a 22.5* stop!

So based on the 135* angle, less 90* = 45*, divided by 2, the angle of the cut on the board at the arrow should be 22.5*, right?

DUHHH! That’s the reason I am a full time IT guy and not a wood worker. Thanks bud! 👍

This angle has not been cut or I would use one. All I have are dimensions. Project is a baseball ring holder in the shape of a “home plate” that I will build for a lady at the office. https://www.etsy.com/listing/712909092/baseball-homeplate-28-ring-display-case?gpla=1&gao=1&&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=shopping_us_christmas_Toys_and_Games&utm_custom1=_k_Cj0KCQjwyN-DBhCDARIsAFOELTkdUj770zRhMhs7s7waruy0cm9MNruwkJqn9PN7iCsObjCYxVcBuG8aAr5bEALw_wcB_k_&utm_content=go_1707294370_69268674369_331635229674_pla-314535279060_t__712909092_371134974&utm_custom2=1707294370&gclid=Cj0KCQjwyN-DBhCDARIsAFOELTkdUj770zRhMhs7s7waruy0cm9MNruwkJqn9PN7iCsObjCYxVcBuG8aAr5bEALw_wcB it will be the the exact dimensions of a baseball home plate. 17” wide at the top, perpendicular down 8.5” and diagonally down 12”. The angle at the juncture of the 8.5” and the 12” is what I need. The difference in length of the 8.5” piece is 3/8” , 8.5” on the outside edge and 8 1/8” on the inside edge of the board, if laid on it’s edge. . I need to know that angle. Hope that makes sense? Here is a full scale view. It is 3” deep and this is the front view.

For most that are smarter than me, if the face of one end of a board is 3/8” longer than the opposite face, how do I determine the angle of the cut? Is there a formula other than laying it out and close guessing? This will be a frame similar to one that holds a flag and the edges will face out so the joint needs to be pretty tight.

I think they look great as well. If you really are dead set on a chamfer or a reveal, you can trim the fronts down on all four sides and wrap the sides in a bead board that stood proud of the drawer front. More time and trouble and it would just give me more chance for error if I were doing it.

Darn well done! Man, that’s tight! Consider doing all four corners. JMO.

You two did a fantastic job on the top Jamie! I’m sure she is proud. Looking forward to more progress.

Looking great Chet! I like the banding. Couple of questions: 1) why did you decide to do away with the thru tenons on the front of the legs as in the initial design? 2) the side panels are flush with the legs. Are they set and glued into rabbets or did you rabbet the panels to fit into grooves in the legs. Hope the terminology is correct? 3) the legs are proud of the aprons. How did you perform that? I went back thru this thread and zoomed into the pics but couldn’t pick these out.

Fantastic job! The only thing I would have done differently from looking at your last pic would to shorten back the wall mounted support strips (assuming that’s what that is below the left side of the desk top) so it is not shown. Don’t mean to nitpick.

I mean a drawer under the desktop, above your lap.

A lap top drawer with a live edge front would look cool.

That’s Sweet! I like the top floating above the base. Goes good with the floating shelf.

You might also want to consider the future. We had a bedroom suite with a foot board similar to your/her design. It got to be almost impossible to change the sheets due to the height of the footboard. We recently replaced ours with a lower profile.

Thanks Bryan. I have some qtr sawn sycamore that I got from @Spanky and will use it as it will be under the patio cover and will be easier to work with. Chestnut on WTO recommend an outdoor finish and I will use it.

Guess I should have checked before I spoke 🙄

Darn good progress! If you want to take the live edge a little further, this guy does a neat looking live edge drawer. Gotta go almost to the very end to view it. Might also want to add this guy to the list of Woodworking sites? https://www.kobeomsuk.com/복제-walnut-live-edge-tv-stand

Welcome bud!

That just looks like one massive mother! Watch for glue squeeze out drips on your ts. They leave ugly dark grey spots that are a bugger to get out.

Bryan, how long ago did you use it and what is the color now compared to when you used it? What did you use it for?

I bet you marked the Domino locations in relation to your final cut so there are no surprises. Question I should have asked myself on a previous project.😀

Yeah, further investigation says on the Janna scale, it the second hardest wood in the world. Perhaps I should choose an alternate. Thanks

Either my search skills are lacking or it hasn’t been mentioned on here. I need to build a couple of small end tables for our patio and if I like the resulting looks of the wood, a couple of larger tables. Google search shows it used mainly for decking. Have any of you had experience with this stuff?

Is this for a set? Someone somewhere posted a set from one of the big box stores that the depth was adjustable and I bought them. The adjustment is a pair of Allen screws that set into the flute of a tapered bit. Probably my fault but the bit broke and it wasn’t a replaceable bit. Chunk that one. I’m not sure I don’t care about the price but just hate like heck to put good money after bad.