Table¶

from woodwright.examples import projects

design = projects.table(width=1500)

leg               720 x 60 x 60 mm  oak, 4 pieces: leg_front_left, leg_front_right, leg_back_right, leg_back_left
                  - mortise 80 x 8 mm, 53 deep, in back_edge
                  - haunch mortise 30 x 8 mm, 10 deep, in back_edge at right_end
                  - mortise 80 x 8 mm, 53 deep, in top_face
                  - haunch mortise 30 x 8 mm, 10 deep, in top_face at right_end
apron_front_back  1182 x 120 x 20 mm  oak, 2 pieces: apron_front, apron_back
                  - haunched tenon 80 x 8 mm, 51 long, haunch 10 long, end mitred 45 deg towards bottom_face, on left_end
                  - haunched tenon 80 x 8 mm, 51 long, haunch 10 long, end mitred 45 deg towards bottom_face, on right_end
                  - 3 x mortise 42 x 8 mm, 6 deep, in bottom_face
apron_right_left  732 x 120 x 20 mm  oak, 2 pieces: apron_right, apron_left
                  - haunched tenon 80 x 8 mm, 51 long, haunch 10 long, end mitred 45 deg towards bottom_face, on left_end
                  - haunched tenon 80 x 8 mm, 51 long, haunch 10 long, end mitred 45 deg towards bottom_face, on right_end
                  - 2 x mortise 50 x 8 mm, 6 deep, in bottom_face
top_1_4           1280 x 207.5 x 30 mm  oak, 2 pieces: top_1, top_4
                  - 3 x pilot hole ø3, 15 deep, drill point 118 deg, in bottom_face, 280 and 1000 from left_end, centered; 80 from front_edge, for a 4 x 35 screw
top_2_3           1280 x 207.5 x 30 mm  oak, 2 pieces: top_2, top_3
                  - 2 x pilot hole ø3, 15 deep, drill point 118 deg, in bottom_face, 80 and 1200 from left_end; 50 from front_edge, for a 4 x 35 screw
button            36 x 40 x 20 mm  oak, 10 pieces: button_front_1, button_front_2, button_front_3, button_right_1, button_right_2, button_back_1, button_back_2, button_back_3, button_left_1, button_left_2
                  - end rabbet 6 mm, 14 deep, in top_face at right_end
                  - clearance hole ø4.5, countersunk ø8, 90 deg, in bottom_face, centered, for a 4 x 35 screw

def table(
    width: float = 1200,
    depth: float = 750,
    height: float = 750,
    overhang: float = 40,
    apron_width: float = 120,
    setback: float = 3,
    top_boards: int = 4,
    buttons: tuple[int, int] = (3, 2),
    leg_stock: Stock = TABLE_LEG_STOCK,
    stock: Stock = OAK,
    top_stock: Stock = THICK_OAK,
) -> Assembly:
    """A table: legs and wide aprons, a solid top held down by buttons; outside sizes.

    `width` and `depth` are those of the frame, the top overhangs it by
    `overhang`. The aprons are wide, so their tenons are set down from the
    top of the legs, with haunches filling the wide shoulders: the legs
    keep their tops whole, and the aprons can't twist. The top is glued up
    from `top_boards` boards edge to edge, its grain from side to side. It
    is not glued to the frame: wooden buttons screwed to its underside have
    tongues in short mortises in the inside of the aprons (`buttons` along
    the front and back, and along the sides), so it can move across its
    grain: in and out of the mortises at the front and back, along them at
    the sides, where they are longer.
    """
    asm = Assembly("table", root_location=STANDING, description=TABLE_DESCRIPTION)
    _, aprons = _table_frame(
        asm,
        width,
        depth,
        height - top_stock.thickness,
        apron_width,
        setback,
        leg_stock,
        stock,
        shoulder=(10, 30),
        haunch_length=10,
    )
    top = _glued_top(
        asm,
        aprons[0],
        "top",
        width,
        depth,
        overhang,
        overhang,
        top_boards,
        leg_stock,
        setback,
        top_stock,
    )
    _buttons(asm, aprons, buttons, stock, top, overhang)
    return asm