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MortChop.jpgChopping mortise227 viewsPreparing legs for conversion of an antique stand-up clerk's desk into a usable coffee table. Two Holloway Holdfasts visible here.Tom11
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MortChop2.jpgChoppingMortise2235 viewsMaking new legs (from 3 layers of 3/4" stock laminated) to convert an old standup clerk's desk into a coffee table. Special prize for first to name all tools visible.Tom11
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Router.jpgRouterPlane206 viewsFinishing the dado in the rear skirt to receive the rib between the drawers. Note Holloway Holdfast in action.Tom11
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Assembly.jpgAssembly185 viewsFitting the old drawers to new legs. The piece leaning in foreground is the rear skirt, showing the tenon.Tom11
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NotFinished.jpgUnfinished261 viewsThis shows the condition of the original parts, plus the newly constructed legs stained with Minwax "English Chestnut," which I've found is pretty close to the A&C finish I'm looking for.Tom11
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Finished.jpgFinished206 viewsThe finish was 2 apps of Watco Natural, followed by 2 coats of Minwax Tung Oil Finish, then hit with 000 steel wool and paste wax. No stain on top or drawer fronts, but a pretty good match with the legs.Tom11
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