Building a Scandinavian Modern Round Table or is it Mid Century Modern | Woodworking

Brian Benham - Artist • Designer • Craftsman

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It is made from solid cherry; the top edge is rounded over to create a pillowed effect along the edge. The legs are angled from all sides and sculpted to a similar pillowed effect on the edge of the legs.
It is approximately 42” DIA, and stands 30” tall.
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• WoodRiver Low Jack Plane amzn.to/2LMoOt7
• Japanese Dozuki Saw amzn.to/34CjRvG
• Starbond CA Glue amzn.to/2BvNG3r
• CA Glue Accelerator amzn.to/2R7Ortc
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12 сен 2024

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@Benham_Design 4 месяца назад

Project Pictures www.benhamdesignconcepts.com/scandinavian-modern-round-table/

@Ace-zb5xr 5 лет назад

That half-lap joint was a perfect fit, good job!

@carthick1000 3 года назад

Loved your work. Esp. your empathy for the fallen grandma to look a nice design while waiting for help!

@markharris5771 5 лет назад

Simply gorgeous...or is that gorgeously simple? It’s amazing how much effort goes into creating something with such beautiful simple lines. As someone just old enough to remember some mid century furniture the first time round I doubt there was anything there as well built as your table. This is the first video I’ve seen of yours I think, I really like how well you explain everything. A brilliant video, and I've definitely subscribed.

@RunarMagnussen 3 года назад

I'm planning to build a Scandinavian style bench for my bathroom with dowel joinery, and I definitely picked up some great info from your video! I especially liked the part of gluing in the dominos (in my case dowels) in one of the pieces for quick dry assembly, as well as using toggle clamps and a fence for the template. Table turned out great, this Scandinavian approves!

@coleve8596 5 лет назад

Great video. Only thing I might have done is elongate the screw holes in the legs to allow for expansion /contraction of the top because it is quite large and might be susceptible to movement. Love watching very professional editing

@jeffforbes3772 5 лет назад

Very beautiful sir! Love how you fussed over the legs until you got exactly what you wanted. Thanks for posting.

@tungsten_carbide 5 лет назад

Very nice table, and good build vid: great payoff moment when the halving joint was tapped home! I also loved that you showed how many iterations you went through before the legs were *just right* I was going to ask about whether you'd constrained movement in how you attached the legs but I see you addressed that already.

@cantiliver26 2 года назад

Beauty-full table.! Greetings from México City 🇲🇽

@jamierutherford9952 3 года назад

Really nice design, simple but elegant!

@paulyanney3151 2 года назад

Like your idea of plywood glued on end grain! Hope I can remember it next time I have to rout end grain

@DerekFromMalden 5 лет назад

Love watching what you make, always a nice clean design.

@cobberpete1 5 лет назад

Great as usual. Agree with the router table. Mine's nearly a meter square, just for occasions like yours :)

@syedsayeedurrahmanzaini4221 2 года назад

Beautiful design.

@marktourtellotte1336 5 лет назад

Thanks for sharing the techniques....very valuable. Excellent work, Brian!

@tomlagatol4448 5 лет назад

Fine looking piece!...Good work! I always enjoy your vids, Thanks

@johnconklin9039 5 лет назад

Great designs never go out of style.

@peterpanassow7814 4 года назад

What ever you call it, it's beautiful! 👍

@bitume 4 года назад

Lovely!!! Need the same in matte!

@louiscy 5 лет назад

It's absolutely exquisite

@drewbyscoobywho 5 лет назад

Beautiful table, you have a good eye 👍👍👍

@rudolfzaris675 5 лет назад

Perfect! Thanks.

@royalnirob1504 3 года назад

Beautiful

@zerox3319 5 лет назад

Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪

@StanCrafted 5 лет назад

Beautiful table! If the half-lap only made you "pretty happy", I can't imagine what it what take to make you thrilled :-)

@KLIDIMARIA 5 лет назад

Really beautiful work !!!

@jatwangismyname900 3 года назад

Very beautiful 👍

@GregLohr 3 года назад

I love the double roundover without the hard thumbnail "ledge" on either table face. Do you have any tips for choosing the right size bit or your table thickness to get an even roundover on top and bottom without the thumbnail?

@pfshort Месяц назад

Nice table! I'm curious if you had any issues with stresses in the timber over time by connecting the top directly to the base. I have seen a few people recommend using a figure 8 connector to allow some movement in the wood as the top expands/contracts.

@Benham_Design Месяц назад

No issues with wood movement. The holes are drilled oversized so it allows for the top to move as needed

@OldGuyWoodworks 5 лет назад

Job well done. I watched right away and was still the 123rd viewer.

@AP-fm9jm 8 месяцев назад

It beautiful, thanks for sharing the making of! Whats the outward angle of the legs, 10 degrees or more?

@Benham_Design 8 месяцев назад

Thanks, I have no idea what that angle is, I made the table years ago, if I were to make another one, I wouldn't worry about what the angle is, I'd just draw an angle that looked right and probably never measure it

@nickyork8901 5 лет назад

Very beautiful. Have you been watching Ishitani recently? Some similarities in style perhaps?

@jaswoodwork 3 года назад

I just found your video and I’m super impressed by your work. I really like how you made the legs. What size round over router bit did you use? Do you have any videos showing or maybe some tips on how to make 2 side tapered legs and the other side round over?

@jaswoodwork 3 года назад

@@Benham_Design thank you for the prompt response. I’ll check out the bench video. I just subscribed to your channel so I can keep learning from your work. Thanks again and keep up the awesome work!!

@Green4CloveR 3 года назад

Note the very skinny tapered legs. This can only be done with high quality wood. This style and shape is what makes Mid-Century so beautiful. Modern replicas of the Mid-Century revival (2020s-2020s) have short stubby fatter tapered legs. It’s because they use cheap materials and this shape and angle cannot be strong enough to support heavy weights.

@paulyanney3151 2 года назад

Did you joint one face before planning other for top boards?

@Benham_Design 2 года назад

Yes, I joint a face, then plan the other face. Then pick an edge to joint, then rio to width.

@dolliemainor1156 2 года назад

Can it be made to let down in a tiny kitchen

@Benham_Design 2 года назад

I'm sure you can redesign it to do that

@joelwinderweedle4125 4 года назад

I see clickbait like this and think “I could do this.” Then I see you have basically every tool ever made and my motivation slowly comes to a hault

@peterpanassow7814 4 года назад

Same here! 😂

@hans1163 5 лет назад

👍

@javiergaspardengraalmecija7746 4 года назад

What are the finisher?

@javiergaspardengraalmecija7746 4 года назад

@@Benham_Design Thank you!

@neilf4128 5 лет назад

The audio was spotty on your last video. I thought it was my internet connection. However the same things happening again. Not with any one else's videos though. Have you check this on your end? Anyone besides me, say anything?

@neilf4128 5 лет назад

@@Benham_Design ok. No worries. Thanks for the reply. Great woodworking by the way.

@bertv1205 5 лет назад

It’s Mid Century - the American flavor (sixties, the particleboard period). Scandi hardly ever have this kind of straight roundover - they like beveled or multi-contoured edges