ALDER DINING TABLE
This table is built of solid alder throughout, with mortise and tenon joinery. The curved aprons at the corners were formed with multiple laminations of alder which were clamped to a form while the glue dried. This is an alternative method to steam binding.

What looks like a dimple on the left side of the table leg is actually a routed cove that encircles the leg at the point where its taper begins.

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