Contemporary Trestle Table Part 1: Base Assembly
In this video, I build the base assembly for a contemporary trestle table. We cover bridle joints, and mortise and tenon joints, while using a multitude of power tools and hand tools. This was a perfect start in exploring the world of furniture making.
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An article and free plans are available for download from Popular Woodworking Magazine's website: www.popularwoodworking.com/art...
The article and plans were written by Chris Schwarz and was featured in the Autumn 2006 issue of Woodworking Magazine.
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Great videos - makes me want to get into woodworking. Do you have a rough guestimate of how much you have invested in your equipment?
Wow, you are very precise and very neat can watch your videos all day. Well done beautiful work.
I really appreciate your precision and attention to detail in all that you do. I can see it's a personality trait that would help support the engineering route you've chosen :)
What do you call those fred depth guagesm
Yet another great videoQ
Great Video!
Really enjoy your videos Huy!! Keep up the good work
Another Great Video! At the
Nice start to a great skill building project. Thumbs Up and sub'd. Thanks for the video -- can't wait to see the next one!
Huy, another great video. You're a natural....I did see you as the Astronaut 🤐. That was pretty good. We had our first house hunt trip for my relocation and I told the Realtor what you suggested. We are looking forward to the move and meeting new friends. Keep it up buddy!!
Just found your channel. Where did you get your leather apron?
Excellent job. it appears that when you decided to get into woodworking you decided on a major all at once no messing around let's get this done major spend on all the tools you could possibly need. I like the long format videos - they take me all the way through my lunch. EDIT: THUMBS UP!
nice one my brother I enjoyed it a lot .....keep up the great builds and vids
Hey, great video. What were those roller things clamped to your table saw fence?
Nice build start. Lots of great techniques (mortice cut before glue up of leg. Joint shoulders cut followed by bandsaw).
Nice
Nice work. But I didn't see any video of you making the mortises; did I somehow miss them? Again, nice tight joinery.
Great video and a great fit so far. Thanks for the explanation of the face joining. More than once I've faced one side, then after a break ,accidentally edge joined using the unjointed face. I like your method and it makes good sense. Enjoy your videos, your shop, and your technique and look forward to the next installment.
Do you always do your joinery first and then shape?
everything looks really good so far bro! those m&t's were spot on💪💯 cant wait to see how this looks when finished!👍👍🍻✌