Woodworking Curved Cabriole Style Dining Table Leg Walkthrough
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
- In this video I walkthrough how to create a set of simple curved woodworking Cabriole Dining Table Legs from reclaimed wood.
Check out full walk through at JohnMalecki.com
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I really liked this video. The Cabriole leg is my wife's favourite type when it comes to furniture. Time to get out into the shed and make some bedside tables. :)
You have very nice teaching style - straight to the point, and from this side of the screen its like you are teaching a young padawans about woodwork - well done!
Been watching wood videos for last 4-5 months and not learned much I didn't already know- BUT THIS is very interesting- thanks John for showing us how to make legs like this - some outstanding craftsmanship here!
Made a set back in high school . Used a wood carvers chisel to carve out the claw foots at the bottom . Very nice rewarding work with your hands . Great job !!
Fixing to make a treated plant stand using this technique . Thanks for the inspiration . 😎
It becomes more fun by your technique
Great job, love the legs, thank you for sharing.
Glad you enjoy Ross!
awesome job John standard cut out for Cabriolet legs and you nailed it great job my friend.
thank you!
thank you for using reclaimed wood. We need to do better in less waste to our planet
I played this video very much. You are a real master, thank you, hello from Russia, I really love DIY. Happy New Year, health and happiness to you and your loved ones.....
I so enjoyed the video over your new vids.
Man, you've come a long way
well done easy to follow thank you
Thank you for the video. Making my first commissioned kitchen table and they want custom legs. This helped.
Glad i Could help!
Very very very excellent
God job,,,👍👍
Well done. A simple straightforward explanation and demonstration. Cabrioles are really quite simple in theory. Where it gets critical is the finishing and that can take years to get really good at. Don't worry about the camera. I'd rather see a good craftsman at work than a good videographer. As long as I can see what you are doing and hear your explanation, it works for me.
Thanks Lawrence
Nice work John ! the camera wasn’t that horrible IMO i did like the video and your commentary subbed , and looking foward to watching more videos of this nature i did Woodworking Professionally for 20 years and as a hobby for nearly 35 years now it’s always nice to learn new skills and different ways of doing something
super helpful video! took a little bit of my trepidation out of these legs!
+Brady McPhail nice! Good luck on your buuld
Great job! You made an amazing piece look easy.
Thanks man, wish the camera auto focus wasnt so bad. but love it
First, love the frantic speed video with the calm commentary. Makes me want to watch your channel -no waste. I subscribed.
Second, smart technique, and with pine, why not. As someone below said, you've taken the trepidation out of it for me. Thanks.
Hell ya, glad i could help
I give you two thumbs up!😁
Thanks Marco!
Cool,, I was wondering how that was done, Thanks for sharing!
Nicely explained John. Too many folks make this seem way harder than it really is. They came out great 👍🏼
+William Lutes appreciate it William !
legal ok.es
Just did my first one today...up in a wonderful school at Port Townsend WA...Thanks John...
Glad you dig it Jett
Greetings from South Africa. Could you possibly explain why the top part of the leg is so long? Isn't that a waste of wood? Thank you. Michael.
its where you attach the leg to it.
Great job. I have to repair or replace a chair leg like this.
Currently planning a dining room table with cabriole legs... this is the best tutorial I have seen out of many by far. Do you have a video building the rest of the table? Thanks!
+Erich Schoeffler I do not for this specific one, but I have multiple table videos on my channel you can check out
Thank you for show me the new technology cutting. thanks.
no problem !
Awesome work I love the video. Blessings.
Sparks at 1:17? Errant nail? Never mind saw it at 5:20. Hope your blade is ok. Great build vid. Thanks for sharing! 👍👊
Thank you 🇲🇨
They look great. Im going to try that
PLease share when you do!
Perfeito parabéns..
Looks like you hit a nail...
Very much the focus of floats ...
niiiiiiice idea
muito bom amigo parabéns
Well, Mr Malecki, you are a fine craftsman. I wish that in your newest video, you would speak a little less fast (I'm french speaking you know). Those legs are beautiful.
awesome!
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What’s your preferred way of attaching legs to the table base without using metal fasteners.
Nice work, hello from Colombia
You should do DYI step stools.
Dear John, thanks for the video. I feel I shouldn't.... But I feel I am just missing it-- why, after the initial cut, do you rejoin the piece (ala with the painters tape), for the second cut ? Sure it would be much easier to handle like that. But I feel like I am missing something here.
Hi John ... I just loved this table legs!...but I just can't find the plans on your facebook to make them ... where else can I look for the plans? ... THANKS!
Good
Muy bien
Muito bom😉
Im pretty new at tables so can you tell me why the pieces were taped back together. I either missed why or I just don't understand exactly what you're doing. Great outcome though.
He needed to cut out the other side- basically he taped them back on to cut out the rest of his pattern and have a flat edge to work off of.
Correct comment below. Tape them back together so you have correct reference surfaces
Sweet
If I don’t have a band saw do you think a jigsaw could do the job?
Your cabriolet leg pattern requires knee blocks. if you are not going to add them, the pattern needs to be adjusted.
John...just saw a table base you made...on Pinterest...curving interweaving or crossweaving legs...can you say a little about how you did this...
I dont think that was me, probably a reposted Pin
Muy bueno
Nice! Though, I'm not sure I got your point - what does retaping the sawn-off pieces and recutting achieve?
You keep a flat reference on the bandsaw, so your piece comes out uniform and it makes it faster
Parabéns ! Tem como incluir o stencil? Agradecido !
Saw you hit a nail
yea reclaimed wood is a bear
Hello, at the end of the video you apply a product in the wood, what would it be?
beautiful friend
did you hit a nail on the first leg cut ? I saw sparks if you did what shape is the blade in ?
I did. I hit nails all the time. As long as you arent cutting tons of them most blades hold up in my experience.
I usually use bi-metal blades even on wood. They are a bit more expensive but they are made to cut metal and eat nails for breakfast. In the right pitch they do fine in wood. You might have to move a bit slower but it's worth it.
interesting! nice job! btw the camera autofocus got me a bit dizzy :P thanks for sharing this technique!
Ya its a new lens and camera, had no clue that would happen!
Cactus! workshop mantan
I've watched this three or four times I don't understand why he retaped the chunks back in there and then cut over the exact same spots, what was the purpose what am I missing please explain someone thank you. I want to learn but I don't get what he did...
Me too. Don't get why he cut twice.
The template gets marked and cut on two adjacent sides. In order for the second side to have a flat surface for the band saw, you have to tape the original cuts back together (and then rotate it 90 degrees and cut again).
Yes, I'm a year late with my comment.....
I found this to be a little confusing. I would definitely have to have a few "practice runs" before applying to any projects.
Thanks for sharing though.
Hi John, for a 16-inch tall table, the wood to make the cabriole style legs ¿how many inches should be? Can a 2"x2"? Or is it very small? thanks
too thin IMO, Use 3x3 min
Whoa, Hoss. Don't get too intimate with that sexy leg :) Nice technique, never thought of doing it that way.
Ya man, real easy way to get that sexy..... curvy...... elegance
Fix This Build That j
My brother pilipino know that, he is 40 years work of furniture 😊
bom,,onde consigo molde desse pe,,
Only time I have seen this done there were only four equal pieces when it was done.
what is the size of the initial block?
bonito
1:15 made me cringe. Great video and build though.
Yes it cut right threw I was watch n Matt Cremona he had the same thing happen
Yea i cut lots of nails..... seriously like tons
did it damage the blade much ?
+African Cichlids no and i recommend either 1/4" or 3/8"
La parte de superior por lo menos 6x6 y. Lo que haces de ponerle tirro eso un gasto adicional y eso se puede evitar haciendo los los 4 Cortés uno por uno acierta distancia y bas rotando la pieza ala final los 4 Cortés seterminan al mismo tiempo
Band Saw Blade
Size????
What glue do you use to join the blanks?
Titebond 2
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good video, in my opinion your bandsaw blade had too much flex in it.
pull the rear blade guide in till it just touches the blade, back off a bit, and you will be good
The problem is i broke the plate so i taped the board down as a "zero clearance" and yea my saw needs tuned up big time. thanks for looking out!
I typically do a CC distance but this saw never stays tuned , dunno if its me or if its.....me haha
şablon veya ölçüye göre kalıbı nasıl çıkacan
masacı metin usta birkere yapıştırılmış olması yanlış damar şeklini bozuyor
👍👍👍👏
Amigo me hace el favor de regalarme la plantilla en PDF
I think you can do it yourself, just watch and learn from Woodglut.
Belo trabalho jonh ganhou um inscrito parabéns,te convido a visitar meu humilde canal,de sua opinião, obrigado
Las patas quedaron muy delgadas para el largo de la cubierta
I've found great handbook on woodprix website. Good solutions for everyone I think.
Клеенный кабриоль это неправильно
I prefer to build with Woodglut plans.
Agli legs
Nice job.
Hey.. Your last name sounds your ancestor was from an Arab country.
May I wrong.
GO BACK TO SCHOOL----AND FOCUS ON CONTENT NOT THE AUTHOR!
так испортить дерево!оборудование!а работника гнать надо!
Неправильно!! Много лишних действий. Очень грубо и неаккуратно.
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Hello, at the end of the video you apply a product in the wood, what would it be?
Endurovar from general Finishes