This 10 minute video focuses on the columns that make up the leg system for the Arts and Crafts pool table. The hollow columns are constructed using the Lock Miter bit on the router table.
The video covers:
An introduction to the pool table leg design.
Setup and use of the lock miter bit
A special treatment for the outside corner of the columns. Although constructed from quartersawn white oak plywood, the columns take on the look of a solid timber because of the corner chamfer treatment.
The sturdy columns form the foundation of the pool table and begin this exciting video series.
For more info, or to view the video in a larger size, visit:
http://www.eaglelakewoodworking.com/index.htm?pooltable.htm
-- John Nixon - Buffalo, NY - http://www.EagleLakeWoodworking.com






















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Bob Babcock
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Great stuff John!
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Keep it coming! Enjoyed every minute.
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