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Carpenter needed to create new legs for old table

By Fidgetsmum
September 2, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted September 2, 2015

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Posted September 2, 2015

I have a dining room table which is essentially three or four planks of beautiful wood, bark on the edges and all. Very natural and organic looking. Happy to email a pic to any carpenters out there who think they can help (photo too lge for edf).

The legs are metal (table used to be in a cafe) and essentially, horrible. So I want a creative artistic carpenter who can design, draw and create wooden legs that somehow won't look out of place. I'd also be interested to hear from anyone who has any other ideas. I'll try to get the photo on here! If reasonably priced, I'd want benches to match.

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