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  1. #16
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    Hey Steven,

    Take a good portion of tomorrow off also. Left over turkey, potatoes and gravy, football on TV.

    Stew

  2. #17
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    Lets see...been busy today, trying to wind down from it.....almost 3 hours IN the shop, today....trying to work that extra weight off..

    Legs for the table...have been cleaned up, squared up, tapered 2 sides...round-over-ed on one outside corner...
    Shaker Table Project, tapers are done.JPG
    Shaker Table Project, round-overs done.JPG
    Bandsaw to rough in the tapers, then these two tools to smooth the tapers..
    Shaker Table Project, clean up crew.JPG
    Set aside until needed, again....flattened the table's top...
    Shaker Table Project, Side 2 ready.JPG
    From this to..
    Shaker Table Project, side 2 done.JPG
    Then the #78..
    Shaker Table Project, rebate.JPG
    Twice on this end...to fit..
    Shaker Table Project, bread board end installed.JPG
    One of the bread board ends...may try to do the other end tomorrow....after all the running around is done.
    Stay tuned...

  3. #18
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    Ok...worked about 1 hour this morning.....Clamps came off the top.....planed and sanded both faces smooth...decided this face will be the "underside"
    Shaker Table Project, underside of the top.JPG
    Then laid out where the legs will go....1" overhang, all the way around. Then started cutting apron blanks...
    Shaker Table Project, apron start.JPG
    Cut one end square, allowing for 1/2" long tenons on each end....cut a blank to length..
    Shaker Table Project, 1st apron.JPG
    And soon had all for blanks cut...
    Shaker Table Project, 4 apron blanks.JPG
    Then lay out and cut the tenons....
    Shaker Table Project, tenons done.JPG
    Hour was done. DEpending on how a football game turns out....I may head back to the shop..have mortises to chop
    Stay tuned

  4. #19
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    Ok...lay out a few toys..
    Shaker Table Project, Mortise tools.JPG
    Lay out where the mortises will go...have 8 to do..
    Shaker Table Project, mortise lay out.JPG
    Chop a while, test the fit...
    Shaker Table Project, almost deep enough.JPG
    Chop a bit deeper..
    Shaker Table Project, a hair more.JPG
    Had a few "crumbs" down in the hole, shook those out. Rinse & Repeat...then a dry fit..
    Shaker Table Project, mortises done.JPG
    No glue, yet. Need to make 4 corner blocks, first. Spent most of the 2 hours today sitting down..
    Shaker Table Project, shop stool.JPG
    Had two squares set up, to do the layout work..
    Shaker Table Project, 2 squares.JPG
    And used the tenon to locate where the mortise needed to be.

    Decided to hang up the apron...
    Shaker Table Project, hang up the apron.JPG
    And call it a day...at least until after Supper...maybe..
    Stay tuned....Have to get things done, before Tuesday morning...

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    Hi Steven, sorry to hear about your recent medical issues. I hope you are feeling better.

  6. #21
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    Ripped some pine scrap down to 1 x 2s
    Shaker Table Project, corner block layout.JPG
    Then used a mitersaw to make a few cuts..
    .Shaker Table Project, Langdon 75.JPG
    until I had 4 corner blocks....
    Shaker Table Project, 4 corner blocks.JPG
    Then a few pilot holes and countersinks
    Shaker Table Project, countersinks.JPG
    Aprons were planed smooth on the show side, and a slight round-over on the bottom edge.
    Then a glue up of all the parts....and quite a bit of cussing...
    Shaker Table Project, base glued up.JPG
    Clamps sat a day, then, drilled slotted holes in each corner block. Round-over bit was run around the edges of the top...
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    Good side down, used a combo square to center the base..
    Shaker Table Project, spacing.JPG
    Added washers to each screw, and attached the base to the top..
    Shaker Table Project, top installed, screws.JPG
    And set things aside for a bit...and a PIP

    Stay tuned, BRB..

  7. #22
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    Time to show off a bit...
    Shaker Table Project, all assembled.JPG
    Before the "Gunstock" stain goes on....
    Shaker Table Project, top rounded over.JPG
    And, after the stain was brushed on...and wiped down..
    Shaker Table Project, PIP 1, stained.JPG
    Just a simple, little table....
    Shaker Table Project, PIP 2.JPG
    Waiting on the stain to dry, before a top coat...

    Stay tuned, almost done....

  8. #23
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    Just got back home this morning...Heart Cath went OK....no stents needed. So. now I am on the "DL" for a few weeks, letting the plug in the leg's artery heal up.

    Maybe the first of the year, before the next project starts...

  9. #24
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    Good to hear you needed no stents and will be ready to go in a few weeks.

  10. #25
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    No stents were needed. Everything looked good, I guess. They seemed to think it may be a kidney causing the troubles.

    Table has been hauled upstairs ( Grandson) and a quart of Amber Shellac has been brought upstairs....just need a place to brush on the finish...3-4 coats....and see how it looks.

    Rearend is getting sore from all this sitting around....might give it a break, by using the brush.

  11. #26
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    1st coat is on the table.....may get #2 after a bit..
    Shaker Table Project, 1st shellac coat.JPG

    Will take a few more coats....
    Last edited by steven c newman; 12-06-2019 at 10:08 PM.

  12. #27
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    3 coats are done, and have been rubbed down.
    Shaker Table Project Post 1.JPG
    Shaker Table Project Post 3.JPG
    Shaker Table Project Post 4.JPG
    Think I can call this little table done.

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