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Start of something small - bandit571 - 05-31-2018 for a change. A simple, little, Bedside Table...also out of Pine....Not sure IF anyone here would like to follow along... Ripped a 2 x 10 piece of scrap Pine...leftover from the Bedframe build...into four leg blanks... [attachment=10695] Ganged them up, and jointed away the saw marks.. [attachment=10696] BTW, those blanks are 25" long. [attachment=10697] There was a 1 x 10 x 4' plank in the shop, to make a top for the table....cut it into two pieces, jointed the edges to make a glue joint.. [attachment=10698] Bead of glue on one edge, moosh the other edge back and forth in the glue, until it "sticks"...then apply the clamps and a caul...then laid out two 1 x 4 x 4's [attachment=10699] And see where to cut these down at...to make a set of aprons....had a few bad knots to cut out... That's a start...coming up? Taper the legs? bead and tenon the aprons? Maybe flatten the top, and joint the edges? Stay tuned...and NO, it will NOT get painted... RE: Start of something small - bandit571 - 05-31-2018 Legs have been tapered on the two "inside faces" [attachment=10710] Normally, I do the taper with a couple hand planes..too hot in the shop, so the bandsaw rough cut the taper, then a plane or two would clean things up [attachment=10711] Jack plane to get the high spots, then a few swipes with a #4c.. Cut out the big knots, and came away with four blanks for the aprons. 2 long, 2 shorts. [attachment=10713] Top was out of the clamps, might as well flatten the faces, and joint all the edges straight and square.. [attachment=10714] Still have to mill the aprons, do a bit of Mortise & Tenon work to connect the legs to the aprons...corners of the top need rounded off.... Just a simple.little table..right? And, IF you have some other wood to build this with, be my guest.. ...using pine because that is what I have on hand... Stay tuned RE: Start of something small - bandit571 - 05-31-2018 Apron blanks needed ripped down to 3" wide...then jointed so they matched.. [attachment=10717] Since there was a few knots along a couple sides.....Laid out for some tenons...After I had run the bead cutter down a face side, and an edge [attachment=10718] Mitre box was set for the shoulder cuts, then the bandsaw did the cheek cuts.. [attachment=10719] Which left the mortises to be laid out and chopped...that will be the next episode Stay tuned.. RE: Start of something small - bandit571 - 05-31-2018 Mortises were laid out, to fit each tenon...some were thinner than others..meh [attachment=10720] Top had been milled to shape, then set aside, out of the way.. [attachment=10721] Outside corner on each leg got a double bead... [attachment=10722] Toys were laid out...a few other chisels would later show up, depending on how wide or narrow the mortise was to be.. [attachment=10723] Rinse, and repeat 7 more times...then a dry fit, to set up the clamps needed.. [attachment=10724] Then Supper time. Next episode? How about a glue-up? Stay tuned... RE: Start of something small - bandit571 - 05-31-2018 Trying to get this all caught up.....after Supper, had to haul the glue bottle down to the shop. And the camera...and a claw hammer that needed tightened up.... Tried to glue this thing right where it sat......didn't go too well. ...finally got it onto the flattest spot in the shop's floor.. [attachment=10725] A diagonal clamp to pull the top into square....moved this mess back onto the bench ( so people could walk by, and not hit anything) [attachment=10726] More clamps... one leg was splayed out, the other splayed in...front two legs were wider than the back two...will let this sit overnight..while I pick dried glue off of me fingers. maybe tomorrow, I can make the corner blocks to attach the top with? Maybe do a molded edge on the top? Then a NON-PAINT based finish can be applied We'll see.. Stay tuned...just a simple, little table...for MY side of the bed. RE: Start of something small - mound - 06-01-2018 such prolific output from you lately! How many hours a day are you spending in the shop? RE: Start of something small - bandit571 - 06-01-2018 (06-01-2018, 03:49 PM)mound Wrote: such prolific output from you lately! How many hours a day are you spending in the shop? Average is just about 3 - 5 hours, depending on how the back behaves....keeps me out of the Taverns.. RE: Start of something small - bandit571 - 06-01-2018 Not much got done today... got the base out of the clamps, made some corner blocks.. [attachment=10741] On the Mitersaw. Installed the blocks into the base.. [attachment=10742] With glue and screws...cut a slot to attach the top to the base.. [attachment=10743] After centering the base on the underside of the top...flipped top over, and ran a cove bit around the top edge... [attachment=10744] Stirred a can of Golden Oak stain, and applied a first coat.. [attachment=10745] Then set it aside to dry for awhile. may need a second coat. Just a simple, little table. Once the top is dry, I can flip the table on to it's top, and finish the rest of the table. Then maybe a coat or two of gloss poly? Stay tuned..almost done.. RE: Start of something small - bandit571 - 06-03-2018 Put the table up on the bench, today. Cleaned things up, and added a coat of stain... [attachment=10768] Everything got a coat, including the corner blocks.. [attachment=10769] Then the trash can was hauled upstairs [attachment=10770] And out to the firepit...may roast some hotdogs, later letting the stain dry, before a coat or two of Gloss Poly gets brushed on....maybe tomorrow? Just a simple little table... RE: Start of something small - Arlin Eastman - 06-04-2018 I sure wish you were coming to my house in a few weeks and I am going to miss you buddy. So much you could have taught me. I really do not know how you can do so much so fast. You should hire out to do work for people since you do so much. |