Barnsley Hayrake Table - Part 6 - Walnut Table Top

This episode covers cutting, jointing, and preparing the boards for the main part of the table top. Then we glue the top in stages and overcome some mistakes.
The basic plans for the Barnsley Hayrake Table can be found here (we modified them to suit our specific project):
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Learn with us on this mom & son teaching project. This is no ordinary farmhouse table! In this table, all the through tenons are wedged and draw bored. All other tenons are draw bored. Building this table with few tools requires innovative thinking at times, and in some cases, making our own tools.
0:48 Jointing by Hand
3:05 Working with Difficult Grain
4:30 Cutting to Length
4:48 Planning the Board Order
5:02 More Edge Jointing
5:38 Grooves and Splines
6:38 Glue Up
8:15 Problem!

[@jasonhammond4640]

Lookin great!👍👍
Joining long boards like that can be a pain.

[@SkyValleyStudio]

Thanks! I found it rather pleasurable. And I still do the final joining by hand even if I use a power jointer. I get much better, smoother, and more refined results this way.