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Legs are done, next on list?

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Not sure how long this can stay in "Hand Tools" , but here goes: 



Got all the legs done yesterday, put the two planks into the clamps to glue up a top.    This morning, went down to clean the now dry top ning-sdc14224-17861-43.jpg?width=750This si the underside of the top.   Used to be, before I cut it in two, a side from a waterbed frame.  Yep, shop does "Recycle".  Plane is a #6 small jointer, just cleaning things off, like high spots, old finish, and any remaining junk.  Did the same to the "topside" of the top, and then went over the good side with a finishing planening-sdc14227-17861-20.jpg?width=750Them knots are a #$##$!   Anyway, set up to produce the aprons for the table.   I set up where the legs were to go on the top, measured for a 1/2" tenon on the end of a board, went to the other end of the board and laid out the other end.    Next a little Cardio Workout.ning-sdc14229-17861-97.jpg?width=750Four aprons x two ends= WHEW!   Just an old , but sharp, 20" Panel saw.   Next, some fancy stuff.  ning-sdc14231-17861-90.jpg?width=750Don't like plain aprons, have to have some curves to them.  Got the short aprons cut to rough shape on the bandsaw. Must have worn that saw out.  Bandsaw crapped out on me, and I still had two LONG aprons to cut.   Hey, I know, I'll go "Green"!ning-sdc13961-17861-31.jpg?width=750Hey, I do have to use this by hand, right.   I replaced the blade, twice, and got the aprons all rough cutning-sdc14234-17861-42.jpg?width=750I was even using the "new" table top" as a bench.   Next up?    I have to cut some tenons, and make a few holes to stick them into.  Tp is 36" long, give or take a few 1/16ths.    Aprons are 1" thick.  Top is about 1-3/8" thick, after all that plane work. 



That's all for now, from the Dungeon Shop.  Stay tuned...




Planer? I'm the 'planer', and these are what I use...

Thanks for the peek Steve. It can stay in hand tools as far as I am concerned because it actually is about the hand tools and what you did with them.




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Looking Good!


I had a Black & Decker jig saw like that! Wore out the gears.




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 tried out a Roy Underhill way of doing tenons tonight.   Will have a chapter about that tomorrow.   Stay tuned...




Planer? I'm the 'planer', and these are what I use...

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