One more time, then I am done

[John Gregory]

We made a couple of what I call, Sofa Trays. Their feet will slide under the sofa so that they can be placed between two people seated or if one is using a laptop computer.

One is red oak and the other lyptus

Thanks for looking

[John Timberlake]

Very nice. Looks really handy.

[keith ouellette]

nice looking work. Have you ever made the same version but collapsable?

[John Gregory]

nice looking work. Have you ever made the same version but collapsable?

I have not seen any that are collapsable. That would be handy

[gary Zimmel]

Neat looking tables. You did a good job...

[Rich Torino]

Nice job John... I like the trim work on the one....

[Roger Wilson]

Very nice. I have been thinking of building something like that as well, so what are the rough dimensions ? Bon apetit.

[Ed Bamba]

That would seem perfect for a lap top PC, providing it's close enough to the user's lap.

[Jim Kountz]

That would seem perfect for a lap top PC, providing it's close enough to the user's lap.

Yeah but could you still call it a laptop if its sitting on a table??:D:D:D:D

Excellent job John, those would make great gifts too!

[Mike Langford]

Super work, John!

They both look great but I like the look of that lyptus.....


What's the finish?

[Jim Mattheiss]

John:

Your tables are great. I like the turned legs on the Lyptus example. ( Self Edit : Oops - I think I confoozled the Oak and the Lyptus in my mind.)

I've been looking at building one of these:

http://www.levenger.com/PAGETEMPLATES/PRODUCT/Product.asp?Params=category=5-24|level=2-3|pageid=734|Special=feb

It's called the Scooter. I need to figure out how to make it extend up and down for maximum flexibility.

Thanks for sharing.

Jim

[frank shic]

john, please share with the rest of us: how did you get such AIRTIGHT miters?

[Norman Pyles]

I like em. Those are so much better than the store bought ones I have seen. Might have to add those to my to do list. Thanks for the photos.