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Floating Dining Table 1 of 6

Wesley Inglis

Wesley Inglis
Year 12
Penrith Christian School, NSW
Teacher: Rob Moor, Head Teacher of Technology

European beech, jarrah
780 x 2100 x 1100mm

I love working with timber, especially making furniture in my home workshop. I hoped it would be my career one day so for my D & T major work I decided to make a piece of furniture that would be the foundation for a future furniture business. I ended up designing and making a dining table. My favourite aspects of the project are the handcut dovetail joints, its ability to disassemble, the floating element and the curve I cut into the top and legs using the bandsaw and router using template. This was my favourite project by far.

Photos: Wesley Inglis

Floating Dining Table 2 of 6

Wesley Inglis

Wesley Inglis
Year 12
Penrith Christian School, NSW
Teacher: Rob Moor, Head Teacher of Technology

European beech, jarrah
780 x 2100 x 1100mm

I love working with timber, especially making furniture in my home workshop. I hoped it would be my career one day so for my D & T major work I decided to make a piece of furniture that would be the foundation for a future furniture business. I ended up designing and making a dining table. My favourite aspects of the project are the handcut dovetail joints, its ability to disassemble, the floating element and the curve I cut into the top and legs using the bandsaw and router using template. This was my favourite project by far.

Photos: Wesley Inglis

Floating Dining Table 3 of 6

Wesley Inglis

Wesley Inglis
Year 12
Penrith Christian School, NSW
Teacher: Rob Moor, Head Teacher of Technology

European beech, jarrah
780 x 2100 x 1100mm

I love working with timber, especially making furniture in my home workshop. I hoped it would be my career one day so for my D & T major work I decided to make a piece of furniture that would be the foundation for a future furniture business. I ended up designing and making a dining table. My favourite aspects of the project are the handcut dovetail joints, its ability to disassemble, the floating element and the curve I cut into the top and legs using the bandsaw and router using template. This was my favourite project by far.

Photos: Wesley Inglis

Floating Dining Table 4 of 6

Wesley Inglis

Wesley Inglis
Year 12
Penrith Christian School, NSW
Teacher: Rob Moor, Head Teacher of Technology

European beech, jarrah
780 x 2100 x 1100mm

I love working with timber, especially making furniture in my home workshop. I hoped it would be my career one day so for my D & T major work I decided to make a piece of furniture that would be the foundation for a future furniture business. I ended up designing and making a dining table. My favourite aspects of the project are the handcut dovetail joints, its ability to disassemble, the floating element and the curve I cut into the top and legs using the bandsaw and router using template. This was my favourite project by far.

Photos: Wesley Inglis

Floating Dining Table 5 of 6

Wesley Inglis

Wesley Inglis
Year 12
Penrith Christian School, NSW
Teacher: Rob Moor, Head Teacher of Technology

European beech, jarrah
780 x 2100 x 1100mm

I love working with timber, especially making furniture in my home workshop. I hoped it would be my career one day so for my D & T major work I decided to make a piece of furniture that would be the foundation for a future furniture business. I ended up designing and making a dining table. My favourite aspects of the project are the handcut dovetail joints, its ability to disassemble, the floating element and the curve I cut into the top and legs using the bandsaw and router using template. This was my favourite project by far.

Photos: Wesley Inglis

Floating Dining Table 6 of 6

Wesley Inglis

Wesley Inglis
Year 12
Penrith Christian School, NSW
Teacher: Rob Moor, Head Teacher of Technology

European beech, jarrah
780 x 2100 x 1100mm

I love working with timber, especially making furniture in my home workshop. I hoped it would be my career one day so for my D & T major work I decided to make a piece of furniture that would be the foundation for a future furniture business. I ended up designing and making a dining table. My favourite aspects of the project are the handcut dovetail joints, its ability to disassemble, the floating element and the curve I cut into the top and legs using the bandsaw and router using template. This was my favourite project by far.

Photos: Wesley Inglis

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17 December 2016