Nice fix for the loose tenons matching the curvature of the leg to the stretchers, The dining table sounds like a great project to document. If the legs are turned round and tenons cut in rails. skirts to match mortices in legs a quick video on fitting those would interesting.
That was a really nice idea, using the rasp after the saw, to flatten the part! I would have tried it with a chisel. Much more risky :) Cheers from Greece!
Like another person, your method of using a rasp is better than my old method of using a chisel or saw is sized permitted. I've learned a lot from you over the few years I have been wood working. As far as the table goes, yes I would like to see you build it IF you aren't in a crunch for time to meet your deadline. Thank you.
Real nice recovery from those unsightly gaps, thanks for sharing all your knowledge. I would absolutly enjoy seeing the table build. I am about to build a modified farmhouse table 9 feet long and I have never built anything that huge, any help I can pick up from a professional such as yourself would be gratly appreciated.
Great tip and idea on recessing the aprons. It would be great to see a video on the table even if it's just the jointery part of the build. As always thanks for what you do.
My first thought was to run a leg proxy with a low grit sand paper wrapped around it... But your way looks WAY more accurate. I'm a beginner and here because I guessed the method, first, then watched to see if I was right. I'm glad I wasn't!
Hi Chad, great videos. and very inspiring too !!! I'm a beginner woodworking from UK. I would be great to the back end the project as you have have sawn us the Level 1 to 5 already.
What about wrapping PSA sandpaper to the spindle leg while on the lathe and pushing the stretcher into it to get that shape? Although the hand tool method is much more impressive.
Maybe a compromise and just make an overview video of the table and any extra tricky aspects to it you had to solve like the stretcher to round leg connection. Thanks for all the great content.
Another nice and helpful video Chad! Thank you. And of course we would love u to film that modern dining table you are currently working on. We would definitely learn more on your proper methods and techniques on how to build it. The rounded legs with angles are challenging enough its already worth watching! Thanks Chad for keeping on dancin for your viewers and subscribers.
I like your solution. My problem would be four different recesses cut, getting the stretchers to seat properly would drive me nuts. How did you maintain an exact set of depths?
I was thinking one could make a jig that attaches to the leg that provides a flat reference surface, so a router plane could be used to insure flatness and make the consistent depth.
How did I know you would choose Option 2 LOL. Production comes first, but you could always just 'Build' and film. No voice or fancy camera angles. That way, you get some time efficiency and we can look over your shoulder and pick up tips as you go :)
I was so inspired by your work that I had to try it, myself. Worked great! But, my wife is a little peeved that I put a new stretcher on her dining table.
Hate to ask for video, cuz it already looks mind-bogglingly tedious! I'm glad you can find customers who appreciate quality hand-craftsmanship, and pay you enough to build it several times over.
The leg tapers. So the top of the stretcher (and apron) would be slightly different than the bottom of the stretcher. Would the hole saw trick still work? Do you have a video of it? I'm having trouble envisions the process.
Yes to the dining table! If time permits.
Really enjoy your content. Film the table build!!
great lesson, fun to watch. thank you share your great job.
As somebody here already said...yes to the table but no if it hurts your productivity. Thanks for your videos and woodworking info!
I enjoy seeing how you work so seeing a table build would be great, but I understand time is money.
Your efforts are appreciated.
Thank you, Charlie, my friend. I am filming it. Holy cow it's going to be a LOOOOOONG edit.
Chad, Thank you - Yes, we are interested in watching the build. Happy Holidays
Thank you David. Happy holidays to you too
Excellent tip, Chad! Will be sharing. Thank you!
I’ve learned a lot from you and would like to see the table build. Thanks Chad.
I would like to see the table video. Keep up the good work.
Nice fix for the loose tenons matching the curvature of the leg to the stretchers, The dining table sounds like a great project to document. If the legs are turned round and tenons cut in rails. skirts to match mortices in legs a quick video on fitting those would interesting.
No doubt..the whole project build would be great to view. This was a great tip!
i would love to see the dining room table build. Thanks Chad
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That was an outstanding tip Chad. I really liked your solution to the problem and how you went about making the piece look right.
That was a really nice idea, using the rasp after the saw, to flatten the part! I would have tried it with a chisel. Much more risky :)
Cheers from Greece!
Great tip. I vote yes to the table build.
It would be interesting to see the full table build
Great technique and problem solving.
Your ideas are always helpful.
Yes to the table!
Like another person, your method of using a rasp is better than my old method of using a chisel or saw is sized permitted. I've learned a lot from you over the few years I have been wood working. As far as the table goes, yes I would like to see you build it IF you aren't in a crunch for time to meet your deadline. Thank you.
I vote YES for the table video.
Nice technique. I never would hav3 thought of the rasp.
As always, you're a pretty good teacher Chad. Thanks alot!
Thank you Michel
Real nice recovery from those unsightly gaps, thanks for sharing all your knowledge.
I would absolutly enjoy seeing the table build. I am about to build a modified farmhouse table 9 feet long and I have never built anything that huge, any help I can pick up from a professional such as yourself would be gratly appreciated.
Sure. If you have questions write me and i'll help you out
Great tip and idea on recessing the aprons. It would be great to see a video on the table even if it's just the jointery part of the build. As always thanks for what you do.
Yes! Film it!!!!
Great tip, Chad. I would really like to see the table build, too. Take care.
Bill
Would love to see the dining table! Really outstanding content. Thanks a lot!
Nice job Chad
If you can please record it would love to see that table you do excellent work and I enjoy your videos God bless everyone.
Great job… thank you
Oh thank you very much. I hope you subscribe to my channel. I would very much appreciate if. 😁
I all the time love to see you at work!!
So yes definitely if there is an options to film whit the time frame then for sure yes
My first thought was to run a leg proxy with a low grit sand paper wrapped around it... But your way looks WAY more accurate. I'm a beginner and here because I guessed the method, first, then watched to see if I was right. I'm glad I wasn't!
I would love to see the dining room table build if its not to much trouble
Hi Chad, great videos. and very inspiring too !!! I'm a beginner woodworking from UK. I would be great to the back end the project as you have have sawn us the Level 1 to 5 already.
Yes, I would enjoy watching the dining table.
Nice job!
I would be interested in watching the table build.
Claro que nos gustaría ver el vídeo 🙂👍
👍 yes would like to see it
thanks
What about wrapping PSA sandpaper to the spindle leg while on the lathe and pushing the stretcher into it to get that shape? Although the hand tool method is much more impressive.
Ah interesting method. That's the thing I love about woodworking. There is no ONE WAY to do something
Please film the dining table build.
Hi Chad! How is Safety Dan doing? You guys were always the odd couple. ;o) Bill and do the table video. Thanks.
Maybe a compromise and just make an overview video of the table and any extra tricky aspects to it you had to solve like the stretcher to round leg connection. Thanks for all the great content.
Thanks for sharing. Don’t you have to account for the lesser distance between the legs now? IF the width is critical
Yes if it's really critical it might be. In my case, it's probably just slightly over a 1/16" less in width now.
Another nice and helpful video Chad! Thank you. And of course we would love u to film that modern dining table you are currently working on. We would definitely learn more on your proper methods and techniques on how to build it. The rounded legs with angles are challenging enough its already worth watching! Thanks Chad for keeping on dancin for your viewers and subscribers.
Great tips!
I watch everything that can teach me something new, Chad. I never made a table. So...
Please yes to filming the table
I like your solution. My problem would be four different recesses cut, getting the stretchers to seat properly would drive me nuts. How did you maintain an exact set of depths?
I was thinking one could make a jig that attaches to the leg that provides a flat reference surface, so a router plane could be used to insure flatness and make the consistent depth.
Hi, Yes to dining table, Thanks
I read all the comments and it's 100%. Guess we will be getting a table video!!! Yea!!!
Hahaha it seems so. I should have never said anything :-)
Yes, we want to see the dining table
of corse i would like to see the dining table , but if it's asking to mutch time for you i'll understand .
I’d love to see the dining room table build video.....
I now before true master💯
How did I know you would choose Option 2 LOL. Production comes first, but you could always just 'Build' and film. No voice or fancy camera angles. That way, you get some time efficiency and we can look over your shoulder and pick up tips as you go :)
I was so inspired by your work that I had to try it, myself. Worked great! But, my wife is a little peeved that I put a new stretcher on her dining table.
The table build? It's a yes from me. Pretty please :)
Yes from me for the table build. Time permitting of course.
Yes to the table video, but no if it hurts your productivity.
Please film dining room table
Definitely make the vid chad
I love you bro. Great info. Major talent. Puns so bad they’re funny. A haircut so bad it must be on purpose! 😀
Hate to ask for video, cuz it already looks mind-bogglingly tedious! I'm glad you can find customers who appreciate quality hand-craftsmanship, and pay you enough to build it several times over.
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Always like to so your work lol
Easier and faster way: Use drill press and hole saw cutter to those horisontal woods to match the legs. Hole saw cutter's diameter same as the leg.
The leg tapers. So the top of the stretcher (and apron) would be slightly different than the bottom of the stretcher. Would the hole saw trick still work? Do you have a video of it? I'm having trouble envisions the process.
Just use the camera and do a voice over later to speed it up the build
Film it.
a forstner bit of the right size would have done the job, faster, and with better results
to each their own