Thanks so much man, I’m glad you enjoyed it!👌🏼

Thanks a lot, Thomas!

Thanks, mate!

Thanks a lot Neil, glad you enjoyed the build!

Thanks, Suzanna!

Hey Ronan, thanks a lot! If I were to draw a shape like that without a jig I would draw it out using paper to get the shape symmetrical. Draw a centreline along the length of the table top, fold a large piece of paper in half and draw out one quarter of the shape. Then cut out the shape and unfold the piece of paper and that will result in one half of the table top shape which you could then use to trace on to either side of the centre line drawn on the timber. Once the shape is drawn on the timber you would just need to cut the shape out by hand depending on what tools you have available to you. Hope that helps!

Thanks a lot, Cyril!

Hi Neville, thanks for your comment and for following along! I have actually just completed a queen bed frame project with a build video which I will be posting in the next week, so stay tuned for that if you are interested!

@@Beyrer_Bespoke_Furniture good day sir. I cant wait. I am waiting in anticipation👍🇿🇦

Thanks a lot, mate!

Haha yeah it must be the later, cheers mate!

Thanks mate! It has been a while since I made this piece but I believe my final dimensions for the legs were about 42mm square. I hope that helps and good luck with your project!

@@Beyrer_Bespoke_Furniture Thank you. when i'm done i'll send you a photo. (Provided it was successful ;-) Greetings from northern Germany

@@undduu Yes, please do :) Viel Glück

I didn’t actually measure what angle these legs ended up at mate, I just drew the template by eye until it looked right. Probably around 10-15 degrees.

Where abouts are you from? My business is based here in New Zealand.

Thank you! I was using a socket wrench to screw in the threaded inserts that would receive the bolts, otherwise known as (insert nuts). Hope that helps!