Wood Magazine 86 by Larry Clayton

Author:Larry Clayton
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Wood, Home and hobby woodworker
Publisher: Meredith Corporation
Published: 1996-03-25T05:00:00+00:00

slightly for the dowel to slide back and forth easily.)

8 With the edges and ends flush, glue and clamp the front leg pieces for each leg face-to-face. Glue up the back legs, keeping in mind you need a matching pair of front and rear legs. If you're not careful, it's easy to end up with two right-hand or two left-hand legs for the front or back.

9 Trim an equal amount off both ends of each leg (A) for a 20 W finished length. Cut or plane an equal amount off both edges of each leg for a 3 1 /*" finished width.

Machining the inside edges of the legs comes next

1 Using the Rear Leg drawing below and the patterns on the WOOD PATTERNS™ insert, mark the mortise and groove locations to the inside edge of each leg. Hold the legs together face-to-face and use a square to verify that the mortises align.

2 Use your drill press, fence, and a Forstner bit centered over the joint line to drill W holes W deep to remove most of the stock from each marked mortise. Use a chisel to square the mortise corners.

3/8"

3/4" slot cut in 3 /4" stock before laminating

3 A" holes used in forming slot (see WOOD PATTERNS insert for location)

3 k x 1 3 AT mortise, cut before laminating the two % "-thick pieces to form each leg 1

REAR LEG

20V4"

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