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Nests of tables are generally limited to three or four.
This seems a needless limitation to the concept.
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There needs to be a physical equivalent to the Excel
pivot table. |
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The internal tables would be shorter than the external. The smallest must be very short. Your pug could walk up and drink all the butterscotch schnapps from your shot glass. Or is that the intention? |
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You will already know the answer to that if you've ever seen a drunken pug. |
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// The internal tables would be shorter than the external. The smallest must be very short // |
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You analysis is as incisive as ever ... |
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[+] Assumed, of course, is that the end result is a solid looking chunk of wood (no gaps). |
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Fair point ... yes, certainly, it must appear homogeneous. |
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// solid looking chunk of wood (no gaps) // |
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But only from one, or possibly two sides. The other sides will have a pyramidal depression in them... I suppose that could still be considered a solid chunk of wood, but really it ought to come with an additional progression of oblong tables to fill the edges in so the condensed form is a perfect cube. |
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If every nested table but the smallest had flush-fitting lids
they would always appear to be solid chunks. The innermost
tables, being shorter, could be designed to stand on end, thus
keeping your schnapps at hand and out of the dog's reach. [+] |
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//The internal tables would be shorter than the external.//
Not if the tabletop were conceptual, rather than physical. |
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