Legs & Casters Part III
Follow along as I struggle (just a little!) with the mounting of the sled feet and stretcher assembly to the bench. The episode concludes with a quick primer on sharpening the card scraper . . . a very valuable tool in the shop.
LOOSE or FLOATING TENON JOINERY REFERENCES
Mark Mazzo - The Craftsman's Path
Mark Mazzo - Budget Approach to Loose Tenon Joinery
Gregory Paolini (FWW) - Shopmade Slot Mortiser
Lon Schleining (FWW) - Floating-Tenon Joinery
David Lehman (FWW) - Self-Centering Mortising Jig
Happy 1-Year Anniversary
to Neil Lamens & The Furnitology
Productions Blog!
Thank you for the teaching!
to Neil Lamens & The Furnitology
Productions Blog!
Thank you for the teaching!
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3 comments:
Hi David........like the little didee you were humming :)... What no coffee...again!!! Looking for your coffee is like Carol Burnett pulling her ear.
Nice quick set-up with the wood screw for touching up the card scrape....seems we get into routines and forget to adjust. I have to remember that approach. Quick, simple,right there in amongst the work.
The mineral spirits gave a nice feel for what we can expect...I'm getting antsy for the flip and your first use....should be fun!!!
Thanks for mentioning 1 year, much appreciated!!!
Neil
Hey David,
Just saw this episode. Thanks for the reference to the blog - much appreciated!
Your doing a really nice job on the bench. Love that Douglass Fir. I wish we could get that here in New York. The only decent construction lumber we have here is labeled Hem-Fir and it is softer than the Doug-Fir and not nearly as pretty.
Also, good tips on the card scraper - probably my favorite tool in the shop. So simple, but so powerful as a tool.
Keep up the good work.
--Mark
The Craftsman's Path
Neil & Mark -
Thanks for stooping by! I appreciate your input.
Neil - there is always some Sisters Coffee somewhere near my work area! Happy 1-year Anniversary again. You do such a wonderful job teaching & stimulating the creative process. Thanks!
Mark - Your sight is a favorite spot of mine to explore. Lots of great stuff! I love your Queen-Anne side table.
David
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