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This is a (commissioned) copy of a table we have that belonged to my wife’s grandfather. He taught wood shop in high school. This was a big challenge for me. I learned one important thing:
- Make a template and route any curved surfaces. Hand sanding to clean up the contours just didn’t turn out very well. But my worry is, will I be able to make a curved template any better ?
My biggest disappointment was the gaps in many of the joints. I used a commercial tenoning jig and tried to clean them up with a sharp chisel. This helped but not enough. I guess practice is the answer.
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Jeffrey Alexander
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#1 posted 461 days ago
Very nice!
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SuburbanDon
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#2 posted 461 days ago
Sorry I posted this project twice now. I thought this was going to my blog and I can’t seem to remove it from here.
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