Rust Hunting today, so not too much was done on the Pine Table.

 

All the legs have eight "flats" four at the top, and four near the feet, mostly rough sawn, too. Clamped each leg up, and smoothed each flat, using the Little Guys

 

The low angle one mostly. The square areas on each leg, like where an apron will go, were smoothed out. Do one side, release the vise, rotate, and repeat. The Knuckle cap was used a few times, as well. Nice change of pace from them big old Jack planes. A Wards #78 had snuck out of the Tool Chest, too.

 

The one in back of the crowd. That orange thing is the Handyman after a clean up. But why the 78?

 

Well I clamp an apron blank to the bench top. Set the fence and depth stop on the 78

 

and run it back and forth a few times. Then use the VIXEN rasp to clean up a finished tenon. Takes longer to clamp it up, than the make one. Might get the long aprons done tomorrow? We'll see...

 

Looking good Steve. Love the legs.