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With the rough stock for this table acclimated to my shop for a week or so, I started this project as I usually do, by viewing all of the stock and marking out all of the components for best grain use, etc. The first order of business was to make the tapered and splayed legs from 8/4 stock. The details along with pictures are in the latest post at my blog. Thanks for reading!
-- Mark, Webster New York, Visit my website at http://thecraftsmanspath.com
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Betsy
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posted 348 days ago
Mark – another good entry. I enjoy following your blog. You are very right about the attention to detail in wood and grain selection. This is an area that I am trying to pay more attention to in my work.
Thanks again for being so detailed in your blog.
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David
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posted 330 days ago
Mark -
Excellent post. It is good to see your loose tenon jig in use!
David
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