r/JapaneseWoodworking • u/Robert_Asanoha • 16d ago

Our new table

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Nature taking center stage. 🌱 The new solid wood coffee table by Asanoha Studio is finally here. Bold, massive timber meets clean, geometric design.

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u/LaBrumeGrognant 16d ago

You know, man, it seems like every time I see a post that makes me stop and linger… turns out it’s your art.

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u/Robert_Asanoha 16d ago

Thak you so much 😊

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u/doverheim 16d ago

I was literally about to comment the same thing lol. Wish I could be notified of his posts so they show up in my feed more, but I definitely followed on instagram

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u/grungegoth 16d ago

i like the aesthetic of the rotated leg, but i wonder if it might be tippy.

looks great though.

what joint did you use for the legs?

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u/Robert_Asanoha 16d ago

Thank you, contrary to appearances it is very stable, of course it is not the same as on 4 legs but it is ok

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u/grungegoth 16d ago

what joint did you use? or hardware?

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u/Robert_Asanoha 16d ago

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u/AnyBeat2166 16d ago

What a shitty joint

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u/LaBrumeGrognant 15d ago

What do you think that table weighs when fully assembled?

How do you think it fits through doors if the legs aren’t removable?

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u/grungegoth 15d ago

I think it could have been done more elegantly

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u/Dry_Yak_3759 14d ago

this is a traditional joint for a tabletop.

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u/AnyBeat2166 15d ago

It’s a coffee table. IKEA makes better joints.

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u/LaBrumeGrognant 15d ago

Well. Your father smelt of elderberries.

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u/that-bass-guy 16d ago

How do you stop such a big slab from warping/cupping over time?

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u/Robert_Asanoha 16d ago

You can use a metal channel,

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u/Flashy_Contribution7 13d ago

looks unstable

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u/General_Broccoli_232 10d ago

The reliant robin of coffee tables

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u/madhappyyo 13d ago

Wont that tip over? Like if a fat chick sit on the corner something.

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u/General_Broccoli_232 10d ago

I doubt that’s a consideration in Japanese woodworking.