| Project by RobDubs | posted 04-19-2017 12:11 AM | 2404 views | 1 time favorited | 5 comments |  |
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Based the Paul Seller’s model. Almost entirely made with traditional tools and techniques (at the end, I used an electric router to cut the housing dados on the aprons). Table top in laminated 3” thick Douglas fir. The frame is a combination of Douglas fir and hemlock. All wood basic construction lumber. Glue used: Titebond 3. Planes used: Veritas LA Jack, Ohio Tool Company #4 smoother, Ohio Tool / Scioto Tool wooden jointer plane. Chisels: Stanley Bailey. Frame made with through mortise and tenor construction. This build is covered on my blog.
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blue77
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#1 posted 04-19-2017 11:27 AM
Wonderful! That should last a lifetime. Are you going to put a vice on it?
-- I make bowls and spoons.
RobDubs
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#2 posted 04-19-2017 03:12 PM
I believe so. Just need to find one I like.
AlanJ44
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#3 posted 04-19-2017 04:19 PM
Awesome,
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PatesWoodshop
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#4 posted 04-25-2017 01:51 PM
Congratulations. You have a nice bench that should last a lifetime.
-- By "Woodshop" I mean my two car garage full of wood and tools.
RobDubs
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#5 posted 05-02-2017 07:26 PM
Thank you.
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