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I found a lovely plank of zebrano in my local woodyard. i had to make something big with it to show off the grain.
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I cut out the uprights with a jig saw, but from then on made almost all cuts and joins with my router table. This is the two corner posts (laying down). i made a full length lock mitre joint (just over 3 feet long). All straight edges trued on the table with an offset fence. front sides rounded over.
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Then a couple more legs and half lap joints, all cut on the router table, and dowelled.
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Then some shelves, the top one rebated and edged on the router table
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The finished article, with a few coats of shellac on it
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And the final shot, fixed to the wall outside the back door, with somebody already squatting on it.
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Made with a jig saw, bandsaw, drill press, and the most used item of all, my router table. Oh, and a carrier bag full of sandpaper.
I cut out the uprights with a jig saw, but from then on made almost all cuts and joins with my router table. This is the two corner posts (laying down). i made a full length lock mitre joint (just over 3 feet long). All straight edges trued on the table with an offset fence. front sides rounded over.
Then a couple more legs and half lap joints, all cut on the router table, and dowelled.
Then some shelves, the top one rebated and edged on the router table
The finished article, with a few coats of shellac on it
And the final shot, fixed to the wall outside the back door, with somebody already squatting on it.
Made with a jig saw, bandsaw, drill press, and the most used item of all, my router table. Oh, and a carrier bag full of sandpaper.
