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Shaping the Legs

May 17, 2016
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With the legs and stretchers glued up, it's time to shape the transition from leg to stretcher. I really enjoy using this small, curved-sole spokeshave for this shaping. It is small enough to get into some fairly tight places.

posted by Mike Korsak
In Shop Notes Tags curved joinery, mortise and tenon, cherry, side table
← Time to Think About What's NextA Leg, A Stretcher, A Mortise and Tenon →
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