Making of through mortise dining table with wedged tenon

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This is a commissioned project. Client specifically wanted a dining table without conventional aprons/carcass for his new home. After stumbling upon a few ideas online, we decided to go with this minimalist look version. This video shows mainly on the making of through mortise and tenon locked by wedges. PS: I worked in a shared makerspace so you will hear some unrelated machine noises here and there.
Chapters:
0:00 milling the legs
1:13 making jig for mortises
2:57 preparing mortises
4:07 cutting tenons
4:58 making rounded corners template
6:29 shaping round corners
7:48 drilling relief holes for wedges
8:42 detailing touch
9:29 trimming legs to size and chamfering their end
11:02 making wedges
11:40 assembly the legs
13:57 felt pads for legs
14:35 flush trimming
16:32 final sanding
17:09 waxing and buffing
18:02 showcase
Material used:
table top: Semangkok
table legs: Nyatoh
Tools used:
DeWalt DW735 planer
Fumahero 3hp panel saw
1800w router table
Bosch GTS 10 J table saw
Makita RP2301FC router
Electric brad nailer
Bosch 18v drill
Bosch 12-25 PL vacuum
Bosch GCM12GDL miter saw
900w drill press
Bosch GBS 75 A belt sander
DeWalt DWE6423 random orbital sander
Bosch GEX 125-1 A random orbital sander
700w electric polisher
Makita LB1200F band saw
Rockler 3-Piece silicone glue application kit
Fastcap GluBot
Fumahero 6" belt sander
Craftsman 7" speed square
4" engineer square
12" combination square
50mm mini marking rule
150mm digital calliper
Duratec 90 degree right angle clamp
F-clamps
25mm chisel
Bosch sanding blocks
3M respirator
3M Comfort grip gloves
Jabra Elite 65t bluetooth earphone
Casio G-Shock Riseman watch
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Пікірлер: 12

@vetexio4439 3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the great video

@fanihizb1317 3 жыл бұрын

Кевин, ты очень большой мастер!

@hewittgordon8843 3 жыл бұрын

Paste wax was the only finish ????? Beautiful table and joinery is exceptional.

@KevinBuild 3 жыл бұрын

yes, specially requested by client. thank you 🙂

@hdwoodshop Жыл бұрын

I think the legs will not hold up. I see the tenon joint you made without table aprons impractical and not mechanically sound. If legs were curved it would work. A curved tenon. Wow. That would be strong and stable.

@hoscarnag 2 жыл бұрын

Very nice work. Why not a dado blade for the tenons?...2-3 passes instead of 20+

@KevinBuild 2 жыл бұрын

because I don’t have one

@hoscarnag 2 жыл бұрын

@@KevinBuild I see...well then, I recommend one!

@tjerkheringa937 Жыл бұрын

This a such a nice table design. I really like it. But, i also notice that you do literally EVERYTHING with powertools. Even the smallest touch up job has to be either routed or power-sawed. That certainly looks efficient if you are building these in series. But if this is a one-off or a prototype, it lacks the hand made charm. Meanwhile i will be on the look out for you to find you a power-mallet, a power marking pencil, a power glueing brush...

@UTBanjo Жыл бұрын

Yep. If he had flushed off those mortises with low-angle jack, and then hit the whole thing with a smoothing plane. The finish would look tons better, and no more sanding!

@KevinBuild Жыл бұрын

You are right. I wish traditional woodworking hand tools are as easily and cheaply available here as at where you live. And very funny on power mallet parts.