No matter where you put this Shaker Hall Table, it looks good and it fits in. The design is sturdy but looks light and attractive, thanks in large part to the splay of the turned and tapered legs, an effect that is easy to create with a few simple, angled cuts at the table saw. The arches on the bottom of the aprons contribute to the lighter appearance. This is a perfect project for getting acquainted with angled joinery. You'll also learn a no-nonsense way to get a nice straight taper on the legs, a deceptively difficult turning task.
Skill Level: Intermediate
Finished Size: 16" deep by 50" wide by 30-1/4" tall
This 24" x 36" blue print sized plan includes patterns, full-size and scale drawings, component templates, and detailed cut lists, along with a reprint of the original project article from Fine Woodworking magazine. Plans are rated by skill level (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, or Expert) to help in selecting the plan that is appropriate for you.
