Sellers Home Single Bed: Episode 3
Posted 22 May 2024
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Some tenon cheeks are split cut, and others are tenon-saw sawn. Choices are made, and options are taken according to what we feel. We show different methods for cutting tenons and fitting them, and these are important for your joinery strategies. With the frames mortise and tenoned, we make the panels in progressive steps that guarantee a positive outcome. Seeing it all come together from mere construction studs is very satisfying. From edge jointing to panel making, crosscutting, and then raising the panels, we walk you through the steps, but then we also teach you what to do when we encounter serious problems we might not have anticipated.
I have enjoyed this series. I do really appreciate the making of this piece in a wood that is more accessible and showing how a wood that might be thought not suitable for application is crafted to purpose.
I was also interested in what type of filler was used to fill the sap pockets (I assume that is what they were) in the panel?
I really enjoyed the variety of camera angles—especially the view of Paul planning straight into the camera and test fitting the joint—in this episode. I hope we see more like this! Please express my gratitude to the videographers for their outstanding work 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Agreed. I especially liked early on where they were looking through his tool well as he did the initial work in this video.
I recently bought a Stanley No.50 plough plane which has two skates and I assume the Record also has two. However, I noticed that you were using the plough plane with only one skate.
Thanks for such a great demonstration. Looking forward to the rest of the bed making.