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I don't have a lot of posts but I'm hoping somebody might find this a worthwhile challenge. I'm working on a breakfast/dining nook with built in benches and a table. The nook is three sided with the outside wall being a new group of windows scaled to the table and bench proportions. In the past I have used a single leg on the outside and attached the table to the wall on the other end.
The client wants to be able to move the table out and have it be freestanding to use in another room at times (this was not on the original plans). I'm concerned about having traditional table feet be a pain when sliding in and out of the booth.
The only idea I've come up with so far is to cut a turned leg, drill and pin it so the lower end (with foot) could be turned parallel to the table when secured in place. I have a background around boats and have seen a lot of creative stuff, but I'm stuck on this one . Anyone willing to brainstorm?
The client wants to be able to move the table out and have it be freestanding to use in another room at times (this was not on the original plans). I'm concerned about having traditional table feet be a pain when sliding in and out of the booth.
The only idea I've come up with so far is to cut a turned leg, drill and pin it so the lower end (with foot) could be turned parallel to the table when secured in place. I have a background around boats and have seen a lot of creative stuff, but I'm stuck on this one . Anyone willing to brainstorm?