Several months ago, I started a series of videos on the modeling of the Chamfered Post Table represented in my eBook, “SketchUp Guide for Woodworkers”, Chapter Nine. Many of you took advantage of the initial series, so I’ve assembled a Playlist that includes all eleven videos. The playlist as shown below at first displays the first Stage, however, if you click on the icon in the top left hand corner,  you can scroll through the whole list, and select any of the 11 videos.

The table itself is a historical piece, probably built around 1700 in Connecticut. A document provided by the Connecticut Historical Society listed important overall dimensions.

These 11 videos cover the complete modeling of the Table and cover classic construction procedures applicable to many kinds of furniture:

1. Basic carcase construction with legs and stretchers
2. Mortise & tenon joinery
3. Drawer runners and kickers
4. Dovetails
5. A breadboard Top
6. Drawer construction
7. A turned drawer knob

Tim

https://www.youtube.com/TimothySKillen

@KillenWOOD

More from Tim on FineWoodworking.com:

• Using SketchUp to Turn a Tapered Sheraton Leg – John and Thomas Seymour could have never dreamed that Tim Killen would turn one of their legs in SketchUp
• Marquetry in Williamsburg – Tim Killen tries his hand at marquetry, of course with an assist from SketchUp
• Advanced SketchUp: Using the arc tool effectively – Tim Killen shows you his detailed process for tracing images using the arc tool