Bedside Table rendered in Twilight
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Cool, sorry I didn't catch that. What if, instead of having the apex somewhere in the middle of the curve, the leg tapered so that it was fattest at the bottom and a little skinnier at the top? It's a small table, so the top won't be supporting huge amounts of weight. To my eye it appears a little too heavy up top. Just my $0.02, hope you don't mind the suggestion.
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Gave it a quick go. The leg is one Bezier curve, smallest at the top, fattest at the bottom. Oh, and just for fun I added the curve to both outside faces.
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Damn! I think I prefer yours, tho' perhaps a little too beefy.
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I agree it's too beefy, but it was a quickie
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Seems to have been given an "oriental" flavor: nice (and not too beefy from an oriental point if view)
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In my humble opinion the design would be greatly improved by losing the bit on top. If you think you might need extra space then a simple hardwood pull-out panel at the top should suffice. It would also make a nice feature. Perhaps something like this
Regards,
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I have a bedside table that has that kind of shelf on top. I really like it- a good place to stash a book or two...
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@mrossk said:
I have a bedside table that has that kind of shelf on top. I really like it- a good place to stash a book or two...
Yeah, I tend to have a bit of stuff next to the bed, I expect most people do. At present there is a clock radio, phone, tablet, kindle, notebook, water glass, tissues, spectacles, spare spectacles, ... you get the idea
BTW The 'Oriental' look is very much part of my style.
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I really like that! You made it?
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@mrossk said:
I really like that! You made it?
Thanks, I did make it.... Tassie Oak with a rustic Limed finish.
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