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bar top joinery 4″ thick
March 30, 2010

any sugestions on any joinery techniques for two large slabs of cedar, both are 4" thick x 16" x 12 foot. i have them squared on one side so i…
Harvest table design
March 21, 2010

I am building a cherry table about 6' by 3'. I have turned the legs in the usual harvest table fashion. I intend to put a bead along the lower…
Tolerance level for jointed thin stock?
March 17, 2010

I have been designing a Greene & Greene influenced ceiling light fixture for my kitchen to replace the cheap ‘80s aluminum frame. For this project, I am trying to avoid…
Half Lap Joints For Slab Table
March 16, 2010

I am building a slab table from a 14' x 54" x 3" redwood slab. It's yet to be cut, but the top will likely be 44" x 72". After…
Tenon Dimensions for a slab table
March 12, 2010

OK, I think I may abandon the log table base idea. My plan B is to build a table similar to this style out of 3" thick redwood slab.…
Cleaning-up tenon shoulders
March 12, 2010

I am in the process of building a simple table. I am no satisfied with the shoulders on the tenons. They are just a little off, but I do not…
Dowelling a cabinet.
March 11, 2010

How tight does the hole for a dowel need to be? I have drilled a few test holes with a 3/8's forstner bit for a 3/8's fluted dowel. the dowel…
Joining Jig for table saw
March 9, 2010

The table saw joining jig in the 201 tips page 54, and FW T&S #195, page 38 both have this jig that I would like to build. I get a lot…
MORTISE BLOWOUT!
March 9, 2010

I'm in the middle of making my first workbench. I'm doing it mostly by hand, I'm very new to woodworking.
Attaching a table top to a log base
March 7, 2010

I'm building a redwood table. The top is 72" x 54" and the base will be a 28" diameter stump halved vertically for two half round legs. I'm considering using…

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