Been on Medical Leave for over a month now, getting antsy to do....something..
Turned a few legs, blanks were ripped from a Lowes 2 x 4
Cut some 1 x 6 down for a few aprons to connect the legs
big test fit.jpg
And did a test fit. Tenons were made with a Wards #78, and trimmed a bit with a dovetail saw and a chisel
tenon.jpg
The top and bottom edges were rounded over with..not a router, but a Buck Brothers block plane
block plane.jpg
Marking gauge to mark for the mortise on the legs
layout lines.jpg
And build a fixture on the bench to keep the "target" from moving
leg jig and tools.jpg
Mortise chisel powered by a 16oz claw hammer that was in the area at the time, and a 1" wide chisel to clean up the side walls. Still have to build the drawer support structure, and build a drawer. Got plenty of time right now..
final fitting.jpg
I do have a top, with bread board ends, awaiting the time to attach to the completed table.
Just Lowes "Whitewood" That stretcher was ripped from a 1x6, and a small plane was used to get rid of the saw marks
jointer plane.jpg
Maybe later today, I might "float" down to the shop, and make more saw dust? :D
Turned a few legs, blanks were ripped from a Lowes 2 x 4
Cut some 1 x 6 down for a few aprons to connect the legs
big test fit.jpg
And did a test fit. Tenons were made with a Wards #78, and trimmed a bit with a dovetail saw and a chisel
tenon.jpg
The top and bottom edges were rounded over with..not a router, but a Buck Brothers block plane
block plane.jpg
Marking gauge to mark for the mortise on the legs
layout lines.jpg
And build a fixture on the bench to keep the "target" from moving
leg jig and tools.jpg
Mortise chisel powered by a 16oz claw hammer that was in the area at the time, and a 1" wide chisel to clean up the side walls. Still have to build the drawer support structure, and build a drawer. Got plenty of time right now..
final fitting.jpg
I do have a top, with bread board ends, awaiting the time to attach to the completed table.
Just Lowes "Whitewood" That stretcher was ripped from a 1x6, and a small plane was used to get rid of the saw marks
jointer plane.jpg
Maybe later today, I might "float" down to the shop, and make more saw dust? :D
Just playing around with "Whitewood"
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