nathanjackman

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Just stumbled upon your beautiful bench Nathan. Can you tell how you cut the mortise & tenon joinery on the spanner? Bandsaw, Japanese pull saw, router…..?

Thanks

Not sure which part is the spanner but the stretcher underneath is a sliding dovetail – tail is cut with japanese pullsaw and “pin” on the sides was cut on the edges with a saw and bored out with a brace.

Mortice and tenon on sides were with a tenon saw and bored out with a brace and chisels.