"conventional" 4-legged table - how?

[Joe Harkin]

Brain freeze here.
How do I design a "standard" rectangular 4-legged table with (or w/o) aprons?
I want to start with the basic table and be able to re-size it, and change the legs - square, round, tapered,
colonial, etc, change the aprons out for drawers.
Basically, how do I shorten a cabinet and stick legs in the corners?

[Leo Graywacz]

Here is the top with an apron, just add legs. You can look around on the construction to see how it was done. The front apron is a stretcher, it might be problematic when resizing the depth.

[JohnLashuay]

Leo, Nice table!

Joe, if you need to resize Leo's table and still have it keep it settings the front stretcher needs to have some of its settings locked.

I attached the file with a couple of the stretcher settings locked.

-John

[Joe Harkin]

Leo & John:
TUVM both for the tabletop HSF. Not to be a PITA, but don't I need a mstching JPEG file to use it?

[JohnLashuay]

Leo & John:
TUVM both for the tabletop HSF. Not to be a PITA, but don't I need a mstching JPEG file to use it?

To use it all you have to do is download it. When you save it with a different name it will generate its own jpg.

-John

[Kerry Fullington]

Joe,

You could always use some Thermwood Carvings

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Kerry

[Joe Harkin]

Thx, John. And, Kerry- I'll save that one for the Versailles remodel job

[Leo Graywacz]

Since when is that considered a "conventional" table Kerry

[DanEpps]

Since when is that considered a "conventional" table Kerry

Kerry's from Texas, remember?