My rendition of the Fancy fan leg C-table

[MikeTodd5]

This is by far the most intricate piece I've made, very happy with how it turned out! Walnut and maple finished with danish oil.

[pkinneb]

Very Nice!!

[Mark J]

Wow, that's something to be proud of!

And welcome to the forum.

[Ronn W]

Very miclely done.  I like it.

[gee-dub]

First off, Welcome!

 

Secondly, how fun.  Looks like a great project and a fancy way to hold the morning Joe.

[Coop]

That’s really cool! How did you cut the fingers/strips? Trying to second guess Marc; straight cutting router bit, dado set and cleaned up with a chisel?

[MikeTodd5]

On 3/28/2023 at 8:17 PM, Coop said:

That’s really cool! How did you cut the fingers/strips? Trying to second guess Marc; straight cutting router bit, dado set and cleaned up with a chisel?

I have the incra 3000 mitre sled and a freud flat top grind saw blade that is 1/8 inch wide, so I cut once and then move over 1/16 inch and have my 3/16 inch groove. Maybe it's cheating but it's easier than a chisel lol

[MikeTodd5]

On 3/28/2023 at 9:16 PM, MikeTodd5 said:

I have the incra 3000 mitre sled and a freud flat top grind saw blade that is 1/8 inch wide, so I cut once and then move over 1/16 inch and have my 3/16 inch groove. Maybe it's cheating but it's easier than a chisel lol

As for the strips I turned a feather board backwards to create a positive stop on the left side of my blade so my strip wasn't against my fence. And I just kept snugging up my fence to the board against the stop and ripping the strips till it was too thin for comfort 

[Enzo Caleb]

That sounds like an incredible piece! Walnut and maple together must look stunning, especially with the Danish oil finish. The intricate details really show your skill—congratulations on a job well done!