Aug 14, 2017
Like a glove! @alabamawoodworker shows us how it's done on his #baileighmortisingmachine ・・・ After cutting the pieces for the sewing table and stool to final length, I lay out the mortise and tenons. I first cut the through mortises using the hollow chisel mortiser, cutting from both sides to avoid tear-out/blow-out. The tenons were cut using the crosscut sled and tenoning jig on the table saw. Finally, each mortise and tenon was fit using hand planes and chisels making sure the show face is gapless and snug. The legs and apron still need to be shaped, and surfaces need to be planned smooth, but all major joinery is complete. Next, I'll start work on the veneered table top. @baileigh_industrial @atlas46
