#59- Gadget Station (Pt. 3)

This episode is primarily focused on the design of the legs. I present several options and show how I create a basic template. At the end, you will see the final test leg. The process of cutting the leg itself will be covered in detail when we cut the final legs out of the bubinga stock.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• woodworking
• gadgets

[Friendsofthefruits]

now would i have to have the legs curved or could i get away with them being strighten

[TheWoodWhisperer]

@Friendsofthefruits Its only aesthetics, so you can make the legs look however you want. Straight legs would work, but they would be less visually interesting in my opinion.

[Xar0mir]

Joink! 13:39 that chessboard - first time i ever seen it like that, only knew it from the intro so far. Now i really hope you pick up my suggestion to do a video on that. :D

But may i suggest black leather dye for the black squares? This was recommended to me, to dye ebony with some discolorations and if it works on ebony, it may also work on other woods. But great looking thing mate - i'm always surprised how great your stuff turns out. :D Hope i don't get annoying with all these comments. ~.~

[TheWoodWhisperer]

@Xar0mir Never. Comment away! :)

[backdraft999]

How do you upload vids longer than 10 minutes? I couldn't find any links to the "director's account" option on youtube. Is that the type of account you have on here?

Great job on the vids! I love them...

[TheWoodWhisperer]

Its something that YouTube has since locked down. I think you have to have a Partner account or something like that. My account was grandfathered in.

[TheWoodWhisperer]

yes. its a repost because the other one looks and sounds like poop.

[hopper1]

Accidentally select the wrong file for upload? ;) This is the same gadget station that you gave to Leo Laporte isn't it?

[psychodelicdragon]

keep em coming!!!

teaching us 1 lesson at a time!!!!!