All Table Designs

K-ROCO

ckatakc — Sat, 10 May 2008 15:54:17 -0500

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Home/Personal use Bar

Puckettdesign — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 18:03:33 -0500

A home/Personal use Bar. Flatpack/knockdown construction with no tools or hardware required. Colored graphic is a cutting board material for limes, lemons, etc... two top heights for bartender and customer. maximum space is provided for storage of bottles, cups, etc... Sections behind bar are interchangeable for accessories of buyers choice.

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Simple Truth (table)

younggunarchy — Sat, 22 Mar 2008 23:58:58 -0500

This design is based on a Lamella Barrel Truss. It can be made out of four different woods, Apple, White Birch, Eucalyptus (shown), and Purpleheart. The frame connects together with a glued finger joint at the corners. The truss ribs connect with a glued lap join and has a glue coated pin wedge in the middle of each. The ends of the truss ribs connect to the frame with a modified finger joint. Each of the legs connect to the truss via cut outs that hold the intersection joint , and a cap with cut outs that slides over the legs and is welded in place. The legs are made up of either polished or brushed stainless steel. The outside diamiter of the frame is five feet, and the ribs are spaced one foot from center of lap joint to center on lap join. The frame width is 8”-4” for the couch, 3’-4” for the chair and foot stool, and 5’-4” for the coffee table. Each frame is covered with a tension fabric stretched out to cover the curve. The coffee table has a pike of 1/2” thick glass on top of it.

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2-Seat Coffee Table

hhddhh82 — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 22:09:50 -0500

The 2-Seat Coffee Table was designed with multi-purpose in mind. It can be used as a coffee table or two separate chairs. The table is stable enough so that only half can be used and the other half for sitting. The lower level of the table is 1'-6", low enough for the user to sit on the floor and place the labtop on the table to work on. Set the lower level against each other and they become a bench. Many more uses are left to be discovered.
The 2-Seat Coffee Table can be made by simply laminating a series of 4 different cut-out from a sheet of plywood. The dimensions of the four cut-out are: 18" X 2" (#1), 20" X 2" (#2), 18" X 2" + 20" X 2" (#3), 16" X 2" (#4). This table can be made from a variety of raw materials, but plywood would be the most inexpensive.
The back of the chair can be customized for a more distinctive look which adds to the aesthetic look of the table. The horizontal legs of the table can also be swing or unscrew then screw to further the transformation.

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2-Seat Coffee Table

hhddhh82 — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 21:37:19 -0500

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KRASM Coffeetable and Tray

atticus0125 — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 21:25:37 -0500

The KRASM coffee table and tray makes a unique addition for any living room. With the removable glass tabletop, a simplistic table can become a portable tray for serving, laptop viewing, or just extra space. Customize your table with your favorite photograph as your new center piece inside the glass table top. Choose from a variety of different wood finishes, handle designs and jointing options. The options are limitless.
Materials: Glass table top, Wood base,
Metal handles
Size: Table-30x15x20
Tray-30x15x12

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Keyway System Set

nlesniak — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 12:46:29 -0500

In this mass customized furniture, the assembly is simple and easy. The parts simply slide into place using a dovetail groove to provide the best attachment possible. The dovetails are not covered up, they are shown on the end of the parts. This is done to show off the craftsmanship and quality that a dovetail stands for. Beyond the assembly and joints, the Keyway's dimensions are scalable to accommodate any need. Also, the main key, in the center of the table holding the legs in, can be changed out to fit different needs. You could have a raised key, to serve as a serving shelf; or it could be recessed from the table surface to create pockets; it could possibly even be a different material or combination of materials. The legs of the tables and chairs have a customizable insert, as well. It could be marbled wood, brushed metal, or even a piece of clear plastic with fibers or bamboo infused into it. The key and inserts offer the customized touch that makes this table stand apart from other scalable furniture, further enhancing the uniqueness of their furniture while still being mass produced.

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DD08 Table

escudo — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 03:00:51 -0500

Low table designed for 3d mill manufacturing.

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Glascade coffee table

jsgarvey — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 18:32:32 -0500

The glascade coffee table is inspired by the de stijl style
and the principle of divine proportion. The base of the
table is completely knock-down and packs away neatly
into a mid-size suitcase.

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Drape desk/table

ericmackey — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 11:22:40 -0500

Drape desk is made from laser-cut and powder-coated sheet steel. The steel is perforated and draped over a simple CNC routed table frame. Lengths and colors are customizable. Designed for flat pack and simple assembly. The Desk design has a channel running the length towards the rear to direct cords cleanly to the floor.

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Terrain Dining Table

jtruex — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 22:39:23 -0500

Terrain tables are milled from an ecoresin such as 3-form Chroma. The center of each table is milled in a unique faceted terrain, generated from a randomly changing script so that no two tables are alike. The terrain creates a refractive surface that breaks the table into zones and can be used as a trivet, circulating air under hot pans in a dining setting. The table legs are steel trestles which are easily rearranged for a large variety of table sizes.

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chiptable

kem3D — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 10:28:09 -0500

a simple side table, cut from from various low VOC sheet goods with a cnc router. shown here using fine strand OSB and pressed hardboard for visual texture and contrast, also assuming the proper sources, the materials could have a high post-industral/consumer material content. the digital design could be infinitely scaled up or down, proportionally or non-proportionally, for various uses. the center is a molded cork insert that could be a candy dish or a built in coaster, it too being scalable.

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JUXT - COFFEE TABLE

608 DESIGN — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 23:06:36 -0500

Juxt coffee table is an experiment in 2D section assemblies. I chose the 2D lamination approach with a more complex assortment of parts to create a clean looking table with details that are unique to this style of construction. Slender contours and optmized material yield are key features of this table. One solid wood table + extra parts per 4x8 sheet at 38W x 16H x 28D. Custom changes to lengths and widths are easily made as are possiblities of creating new centre table tops to suite a variety of needs (magazine version shown). Considering its versatity, components are also field replaceable and partial to flat pack shipping.

FSC 18mm Birch ply (or other non-UF plywoods) glued and doweled with a clear water based finish, 1/4" glass lid with colour tint options and standard fastners for assembly.

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CAT table

Grunblau_BMO — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 20:27:09 -0500

My goal with this piece was to design a beautiful table that could be easily produced using either bent laminations or injection molding. The basic geometry is derived from a ruled surface that originated from lofting two opposing catenary curves. Aside from scalability, the height can be adjusted by choosing the cutoff level of the geometry of the base.

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Princess Anne Bedside Table

asherndunn — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:14:27 -0500

The Princess Anne is inspired by classic Queen Anne furniture elements. The modern take on the piece adds pizzazz to a recognizable style. This piece is designed with mass customization in mind, allowing the customer to choose from a variety of antique or classical elements that he/she likes and using them to create a unique and custom piece for each client. This concept is not limited to bedside tables but has also been applied by the designer to desks, chairs, and shelving using CNC routing and/or laser cutting as primary method for production.