Here’s a few projects we finished this week:
20′ long Hure conference table with 3 data/power ports, a worn oak top, and 3 support bases
French Column Bar Table – 60″ round aged cherry top with riveted trim, French Column design base with 1″ thick steel supports adorned with rivets. Weight is around 700 lbs!
Metropolitan Bar Chair – Heavy duty construction, additional lumbar support for comfort, foot rest, 1/2″ thick maple ply seat with aged finish
The Today Show posted the footage already. You get a glimpse of some of our work. And we’re on DIY’s Man Cave show shortly at 2pm and 6:30 EST today so stay tuned!
Here’s the Today Show segment: http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/26184891/vp/47848231#47848231
This Sunday (6/17) we’ll be featured on DIY’s Man Cave show at 2pm and 6:30pm EST. NBC’s Today Show will be covering this also at 6AM on Sunday, so stay tuned!
We’ve been working on this new crank table design for a few weeks now. There was a lot of rivet work and details to build and I’m quite happy with the progess. It started as me needing a new desk for myself. I’ve been wanting to make a new more elegant Crank Table, so after designing on paper, we started building. I chose to use two massive 5 ton screw mechanisms to support the top. On each side we’ll have 12″ cast iron wheels to adjust the height which will go from 30″ to 45″. The base is 7′ long, and the top which we’ll be making next, will be 7′ x 40″ and most likely aged cherry wood with metal trim and bolted corners. The base was built from extra heavy-gauge steel, and adorned with rivets and bolts (at least 200). We had thoughts of going yellow or orange, but went with an aged red finish. Once this piece is completed, I’ll have some pictures to show, as well as specs and pricing. Hope this is next week!
This base will work perfect for a desk, dining or conference table.
I was going through all the Ellis consoles we’ve made. There’s been a lot of them! So I put together an album and slideshow with some of my favorites. We’ve built them as coffee tables, media consoles, point of sale stations for restaurants, hostess stands, side tables, night stands, dressers, filing cabinets, sideboards, as a hutch, kitchen island, and more. Seems to be our most versatile design. I’ll be adding more info as well as sizing and options. All of these are custom Ellis’s:
I put together a little slideshow of some of our more recent work. It includes some new pieces I haven’t posted pics of before like an Adjustable Height Crank Drafting table.
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