Free Woodworking Plan: Build a Splay-Legged Table
comments (3) February 4th, 2011 in blogs
Sooner or later, most woodworkers will grow tired of producing the same old straight legs on their tables. For those craftsman and women out there ready to take their skills up a notch, this small table offers an excellent lesson in the production of legs that not only splay outward, but taper as well.
With subtle details like cockbeading arount the underside of all four aprons and an under-beveled top that fools the eye into thinking it's thinner and lighter than it really is, Garrett Hack's Splay-Legged Table oozes gracefulness.
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Word to the wise—take a stab at Garrett's techniques now, because we're hard at work on a new Video Workshop series that might be incorporating similar techniques!
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The angle of the splay all depends upon the angle of the mortise shoulder. Garrett shows you how. |
Learn a great trick for cutting tapers using a leg pattern that doubles as a tapering jig for the bandsaw. |
CLICK HERE to download the free PDF article and woodworking plan for Hack's Splay-Legged Table.
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Comments (3)
Posted: 9:53 pm on June 26th
"That'll make a nice bedside table" says she.
I guess I'm building a couple of Splay-legged Tables then
:)
Posted: 9:23 am on February 25th
Posted: 9:41 pm on February 11th
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