John that is one hell of a good approach, but a day late for me I read your post this morning prior to un-clamping what I glued up yesterday ! So far...
Nice responses, thanks guys. The 2 lumber yards did not have any 8/4 Rift or QS WO (good call John K) so I went with Red Oak I'm dying it so dark you...
I'm assuming this is a hobby for you, if your trying to make money at it I'd have different advice. IMO it boils down to what type of person you are....
Like this, not the best pic these pieces were off fall from a taper cut. If you enlarge you will see saw marks/lines. I have a feeling it's not a bad...
I've only used bench chisels always sharpened using Japanese stones completely honing the entire face, as you can imagine this process takes a lot of...
I use a Resaw King it's sharp & my cuts are no where near as smooth as what your showing & you mentioned the Resaw king cut a bit better . I'm pretty...
Jim I get that holding part, on these legs the taper stops where the top radius ends. To do this on a jointer would have required starting the taper...
This looks like a good way go, spend the 40 bucks & see whats really going on in the air & compare it to the OSHA particulate standards for whatever...
I'm looking for advice on which way to taper short 16" tall curved coffee table legs. The legs will be cut from 8/4 X 8" x 18"oak.
The taper will be...