A wee Oak Coffee/side table.

[trigger_andy]

Wanted a small table to go to the side of the Sofa for the Laptop and remotes etc.

 

I also wanted to have a practice at making mortise and tenons on the Table Saw.

 

Its 50cm high, 40cm wide and 70cm long.

 

Was fun making it but took way longer than it should have. ?

 

[monkeybusiness]

Pretty sure it would have been quicker without the peroni...

 

Looks mint, good work! 

[gary112]

5 minutes ago, trigger_andy said:

 

Wanted a small table to go to the side of the Sofa for the Laptop and remotes etc.

 

I also wanted to have a practice at making mortise and tenons on the Table Saw.

 

Its 50cm high, 40cm wide and 70cm long.

 

Was fun making it but took way longer than it should have. ?

 

 

Very nice too

[trigger_andy]

1 minute ago, monkeybusiness said:

Pretty sure it would have been quicker without the peroni...

 

Looks mint, good work! 

Yeh, that did not help.  

[roys]

Looks good

[Rough Hewn]

Very tidy mate,
nice grain[emoji106]

[gobbypunk]

Nice job ,but am I being dense ,how do you cut a mortise on a table saw

[trigger_andy]

17 hours ago, gobbypunk said:

Nice job ,but am I being dense ,how do you cut a mortise on a table saw

The Tenons, I should have made that clearer.  I bought a Mortiser. I wanted to have more practice on both though. 

 

Gonna make a jig like the one in this vid. I used the principle but used clamps instead. 

 

 

[eggsarascal]

Like it, couldn't you'plug' the holes to hide the screws?

[trigger_andy]

Just now, eggsarascal said:

Like it, couldn't you'plug' the holes to hide the screws?

Yes, now you mention it I maybe should have. I have a plug kit as well.  I also remembered Les saying not to put screws into Oak.  Double boo boo. The Table is low enough not to see them so I'll leave them the now.  I also found backing the screws back out a day later caused them to shear right away. So I dont wanna risk that. 

 

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