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Advice needed on legs--Updated with pics-- - shoottmx - 11-12-2018 I'm a leg man but not sure these are ready for prime time. [attachment=14290] I made this base a little beefy planning to use it in the shop but a tool stand fell in my lap so decided to repurpose it as a work table in LOML's office. Wondering if the legs should have more taper? They're 33" long 1 3/4" tapering to 1 1/4". Base is 36" x 14". It's not glued up so would be easy to recut them. What do you guys think? Thanks, g RE: Advice needed on legs - Tapper - 11-12-2018 (11-12-2018, 09:34 PM)shoottmx Wrote: I'm a leg man but not sure these are ready for prime time. Nice work - I like the way it looks! Depends on the style your wife likes. I think the base is proportionally correct. Anything less might look a little delicate. However, just one person's opinion. If your wife likes delicate, then maybe some cutting is in order. Doug RE: Advice needed on legs - Gary G™ - 11-12-2018 Ask your boss; no reason to guess. Doesn’t matter what we like. RE: Advice needed on legs - shoottmx - 11-12-2018 (11-12-2018, 09:59 PM)Gary G™ Wrote: Doesn’t matter what we like. g RE: Advice needed on legs - KC - 11-13-2018 (11-12-2018, 09:34 PM)shoottmx Wrote: I'm a leg man but not sure these are ready for prime time. Looks fine to me. RE: Advice needed on legs - shoottmx - 11-13-2018 Thanks guys. I think I'll ask her opinion. Should have realized that from the get-go. g RE: Advice needed on legs - jamesglenn - 11-13-2018 I agree with Tapper. The proportions seem correct for me and anything thinner would appear "delicate". RE: Advice needed on legs - AgGEM - 11-13-2018 I like as is. ....17 RE: Advice needed on legs - Stwood_ - 11-13-2018 Looks ok ....................... RE: Advice needed on legs - Admiral - 11-13-2018 It's personal preference, I tend to taper a bit more, and would go to 1" at the bottom, it brings a "lightness" to the structure. |