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Building the Base for the Ultimate Shaker Workbench
Drawbored mortise-and-tenon joinery ensures a rock-solid base.
Oct 28, 2015
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He is doing the dado cut on the tenon with the wood against the fence. I thought thats a no no.
If he was cutting it off, then yes - A Big "No! No!" Notice he's using the saw fence as a stop, there's a backer fence on the miter gauge, he's cutting the shoulder cut first, then pulling the piece away from the saw's fence to make the final, un-trapped, trim cut.
Well spotted. That also set the alarm bells ringing in my head. Matt is also seen adjusting tendon cheeks with a shoulder plane. I use a router plane on the cheeks. Guaranteed equal amounts on either side with little chance of tapering.
I is there a separate, detailed plan available other than the magazine pages schematic?
If you're an unlimited member, they should be in the plan library or you can get them here:
https://www.tauntonstore.com/ultimate-shaker-workbench-065190?search=shaker%20workbench&description=1
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"Just a bench" !?!
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