Lucas Mill Elm Slab Table.

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1 hour ago, Squaredy said:

Yeah that is a lovely room, fair play.  I would say the actual building built from ash is way more impressive than the table.  Not dissing the table at all but many people could do that; few try and construct a real wood conservatory these days.  Well done.

just remembered what a job it was measuring the double glazing triangles at the far end!  The cost of not measuring correctly was very High !  I thought it would be a simple matter of dividing the 180 degrees  into 12 angles.  Soon discovered that I had not taken the angle of the roof into account and that narrowed the 180 to nearer 150 degrees (I know I know, you need time to think about it!, I spent days!)

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14 hours ago, Squaredy said:

Yeah that is a lovely room, fair play.  I would say the actual building built from ash is way more impressive than the table.  Not dissing the table at all but many people could do that; few try and construct a real wood conservatory these days.  Well done.

~Not sure I deserve too much praise as the joinery was simple compared to what you guys get up to but credit goes to these sealing strips which I used all round and have kept wind and rain out for a decade and a half and since I live on top of a hill in an old windmill , although the brick tower we live In was built in 1812 there has been one on the site since the late 1200s, they knew it was windy here!

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