#CustomTable
First post here. I’m a full time custom woodworker. Mostly cabinets, furniture and trim work.

#woodworking #customwoodworking #customtable #cabinetry #woodturning #handbuilt
November 21, 2024 at 9:05 PM
Past project

Milled from an old orchard log down the road for a client.

I'm terrible at selling the raw slabs but man do I love working with it myself.

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January 27, 2025 at 11:39 PM
My Merriam's table Timelapse! I’m asking $3,000 for table but this one's my favorite completed so far.
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September 13, 2026 at 6:09 AM
Select custom table by name and delete
How can I select and delete two custom tables from a drawing using iLogic? A drawing may or may not contain these two custom tables, but when it does, they will always have the same Title ( oTable.Title property ) - let's say "Table1" and "Table2" - in a For loop such as For Each oTable As CustomTable In ThisApplication.ActiveDocument.ActiveSheet.CustomTables For the purpose of coding it should be simpler to delete these tables and recreate them using the same code that originally created them from model properties and parameters; instead of modifying cell values. The new tables may have a different number of rows. When the model is updated, running this iLogic rule will update some tabulated manufacturing data by deleting the old tables in the drawing and making new tables. The problem I have is that my For loop above which steps through all the custom tables in a drawing will find and delete the tables, but then the iLogic ends - it doesn't exit the loop nicely and carry on through the code. I suspect it runs into trouble after the tables are deleted, and there are no more custom tables to loop through. Is there an alternative way to select these tables by Title and delete them? Perhaps without using a For loop? I have tried counting the custom tables and looping based on the count, but this doesn't seem to work either. The internet seems to think a loop is the best way to select the tables, but I'm not convinced.
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April 1, 2025 at 9:12 PM
January 28, 2025 at 6:50 AM