
I received a couple of emails and comments on scaling the images to create templates for the two
Limbert tables I recently posted as
SketchUp plans. The first step is to click on each of the pictures to get the larger view, save these to your computer and print them as large as you can. You will notice that the drawing is on a grid, this grid is 1x1 inch. Take a piece of
poster board and draw a 1x1 inch grid on it, you can buy
poster board with a ghost grid 1/2 x 1/2 inch printed already. Next scale the drawing by
transferring the corner points and some guide points for the curve onto the
poster board. Connect the dots and you have an outline of the side of the table you want to create as a template. Cut it out and trace it onto a piece of plywood or
MDF, cut the template out on a
bandsaw and clean up the lines and you have a perfect template to use to
create the sides of either or both

tables. I hope that this helps.
"The only real failure in life is not to be true to the best one knows." ~Buddha
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