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40838 - Maple Zoom

Table Leg Turning Blanks, 3" x 3" x 36"

Create heirloom quality table legs or spindles using these stunning leg turning blanks as your starting point.
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Walnut Leg Turning Blank, 3" x 3" x 36" Item #: 40864
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$54.99

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African Mahogany Leg Turning Blank, 3" x 3" x 36" Item #: 40859
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$34.99

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Red Oak Leg Turning Blank, 3" x 3" x 36" Item #: 40844
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$31.99

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Maple Leg Turning Blank, 3" x 3" x 36" Item #: 40838
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$31.99

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Cherry Leg Turning Blank, 3" x 3" x 36" Item #: 40829
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$39.99

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Walnut Leg Turning Blank, 3" x 3" x 36" Item #: 40864
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Price:
$54.99
Each
Quantity:
Total: $54.99

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African Mahogany Leg Turning Blank, 3" x 3" x 36" Item #: 40859
In Stock (online only)
 
Price:
$34.99
Each
Quantity:
Total: $34.99

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Red Oak Leg Turning Blank, 3" x 3" x 36" Item #: 40844
In Stock (online only)
 
Price:
$31.99
Each
Quantity:
Total: $31.99

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Maple Leg Turning Blank, 3" x 3" x 36" Item #: 40838
In Stock (online only)
 
Price:
$31.99
Each
Quantity:
Total: $31.99

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Cherry Leg Turning Blank, 3" x 3" x 36" Item #: 40829
In Stock (online only)
 
Price:
$39.99
Each
Quantity:
Total: $39.99

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Overview

These premium table leg blanks are cut from thick, clean stock, with no glue seams. Each square table leg can be turned, tapered, or shaped to your specifications.

What's included

(1) Turning Blank of the Species You Select

Technical Details

  • Material: Wood (of the species you select)
  • Length: 36"
  • Width: 3"
  • Thickness: 3"
  • Blank Type: Wood
  • Species: African Mahogany, Cherry, Maple, Red Oak, Walnut

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Building granite table. Need legs.
Bob R on Aug 31, 2016
I need to replace a leg for my pottery barn table
Jena P on Aug 19, 2016
Building granite table. Need legs.
Bob R on Aug 31, 2016
I bought these to make table legs for a coffee table. It turned out great!
Matthew H on Aug 19, 2016
I need to replace a leg for my pottery barn table
Jena P on Aug 19, 2016
price of item plus free shipping
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D K on Aug 10, 2016
It's kiln dried, no voids, cracks, or warping, I use these for several projects. quality is great.
Russell H on May 20, 2016
to make rolling pins w/ celtic cross
William M on May 18, 2016
Im using it to construct a one piece electric guitar neck
John F on Apr 17, 2016
Corner posts for the bed of a 1949 ford f1
Kenneth D on Apr 15, 2016
A leg of major award.
Gregory C on Mar 8, 2016
To make my own table legs instead of buying pre-made
David L on Jan 28, 2016
Turning rolling pins
Edward F on Jan 15, 2016
Best met my needs
Ronald O on Jan 13, 2016
Fits with the project am working.
John S on Jan 11, 2016
Seemed to be a reasonable price. Hard to find small quantities of thick stock. Free shipping today.
Anthony L on Jan 7, 2016
worked well to make bed posts
Marc T on Jan 2, 2016
Did not want to glue up stock to make legs
Mike C on Dec 31, 2015
The posts ( Mahogany) works great to make the Greene & Greene Clock mentioned in Wood magazine
Joseph S on Dec 26, 2015
solid wood not laminated
Larry S on Aug 6, 2015
I have used these before and they are a good buy
Rob R on Jun 6, 2015
I bought these to make table legs for a coffee table. It turned out great!
Matthew H on Aug 19, 2016
price of item plus free shipping
Thanks
D K on Aug 10, 2016
Are these blanks really 3x3 or are they 2.5x2.5?
Rex R on Aug 15, 2015
BEST ANSWER: As I recall they were 2 ¾" x 2 ¾". I wanted legs that were 2 ¼" x 2 ¼" so I cut them down.
I need these as 3 inch square legs for a vanity, are they in good shape to just sand and paint?
Or are they pretty rough?
Ryan M on Apr 4, 2016
BEST ANSWER: legs where smooth and straight. I would say they went trough a planner, not rough sawn.

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They were exactly what I needed to complete a very beautiful project
February 10, 2016
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