Coffee Table: Episode 8
Posted 17 April 2013
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In this episode Paul shows how to create small pocket mortises which will later be used to attach the table top. He also shows how to prepare each of the pieces and test the assembly so that you can layout the joinery for the magazine shelf.
Great work guys, thanks for this one. 🙂
Thanks Ken!
great video Paul looks like i need more clamps fast
That’s going to be one sturdy coffee table. Might last a few hundred years 🙂 Looking great.
Great Job! Excellent illustration of productive craftsmanship. I love seeing jigs and shop fixtures created but furniture is the goal of all of that ‘busy’ness and it is great to see it all come together this way.
I think this will greatly improve the quality of my projects. I realized, watching the ease of this dry fit, that the function of the mortise jig in keeping the mortises 90* is my biggest gain here.
Every time I finish an episode and think ‘well, it can’t get any better than this” ,along comes another that just blows me away.
Superb, thanks guys!
Craig
Another great video and again, new tricks at least for me were introduced. I am really enjoying these videos. I have to get some more of those HF clamps for sure.
Thanks Guy’s !
Steve
I was amazed to see how Paul uses the.card scraper! I have never seen it used with the Palm of the hand. Everyone always shows using your thumbs to bend the blade which results in fair amount of pain. I am certain this method will definitely save your thumbs quite a bit. Thanks guys!
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Thanks Joseph
I like how Paul has reenforced those cheep aluminum bar cramps with pine cauls.