9. Fitting the Tenon
You can now test your tenon into the mortise to see how far off you are. The benefit of cutting the tenon slightly fat is that you can then trim…
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Cutting the Tenons
…grain. On the short stub tenons, you should be able to split cut, but make sure you split away from the gauge line to test the grain. If it shoots…
Scribing the Legs and Finishing the Stool
Check that the stool seat is level using a spirit level. If it is uneven, wedge a scrap piece of wood under the shortest leg (or possibly two) until you’re…
Fitting and Assembling the Tenon
As when fitting any tenon, secure your workpiece in the vise and pare down the cheeks to create a level surface, working from both sides and testing periodically to avoid…
Setting Up and Sharpening a Woodworker’s Knife
…The best way to test if the blade is sharp enough is to cut wood to feel how it is. Don’t touch the blade directly. Further Reading To read more…
10. Shaping the Base – half-Round profiles
Starting with the ends (because they are end-grain), round over the ends with a plane according to our comprehensive roundover technique guide. Remember to skew your plane when working on…
Laying Out the Mortise
…quite standard for haunches. You must now mark the width of the mortise hole with a mortise (or combination) gauge. Here, Paul is going for a ⅜” (10mm) mortise, which…
Buying a Plough Plane
…recommend the following from Paul’s blog: On Plough Planes and Ploughing- Just Thoughts Veritas Plough (Plow) Plane Buying Good Tools Cheap #4- Plough Plane Plough- Share Veritas Plough Plane Update…
Cutting Out the Dovetails
…avoid moving the knifewall over by excess compression. Go back into the vise with your workpiece and pare down towards the bottom of the cut using the same or a…