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Making table legs

Posted bymartin 1 December 2012 Leave a comment on Making table legs

Here it is in gallery form. Click on an image to see a larger version.

Find four segments that will work well together.

Lay out the tape, turn over each end to stick it to your work surface

Testing the fit

Line the boards up with no gaps between the edges

It’s really important to spend time milling your boards correctly. You can’t properly clamp beveled boards together when you’re making a leg like this.

Posted bymartin1 December 2012Posted inWoodworking

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