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Ep 5: Bed Panels & Rails

In this episode, Kevin adds the tenons to the bed panels and side rails using the tablesaw and bandsaw

By Kevin Rodel Jul 20, 2017

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Due to their size, beds can seem like an intimidating project for many woodworkers. Add to that the joinery required in Arts and Crafts pieces, and they can be downright daunting. Thankfully, Kevin Rodel is a master of Arts and Crafts furniture and has made many beds. With his techniques and know-how, Kevin has broken the process down to small steps, that with enough time and care, anyone can follow. In this video workshop, you’ll… More about this Video Workshop

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Canguys | Jul 23, 2017 01:42pm | #1
Another great video. Kevin always delivers interesting and informative videos on his projects.
Was wondering though why not use bed rail hooks instead of the work of cutting tenons and cutting an inserting bed rail bolts and nuts? Is it a no-no for arts and craft furniture?
sawdustandwoodchips | Jul 25, 2017 05:57pm | #2
Kevin Great Video!!

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