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  1. 1st November 2013, 11:59 PM #1
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    Default My 3 way miter tea table

    First time share my work, a piece for myself.

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  3. 2nd November 2013, 09:16 AM #2
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    WOW that is some mighty fine workmanship there Miao.
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    Please tell us you used the latest in CNC machining equipment for these joints and and constructed it in a futuristic workshop... using robots with laser aligning eyes and Bessey clamps for hands.

    Because if you claim to have done the lot, by hand, using Grandad's chisels worn down to a nub on a folding card table pressed into service as a work bench and all done in a 6' X 4' garden shed with no lighting....I'm gonna cry.


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    Nice work
    Are those joints japanese?
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    Wow, that is really impressive!

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    In Wenge as well, very impressive!
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    Love your work sir
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  11. 17th November 2013, 11:55 AM #10
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    Smile Thank you all

    So appreciate all your support!

    It is one of the Chinese traditional joint. I have cut miter on compound miter cut saw, mainly hand saw the pins and chisel out the shape. All the mortises I drilled first and chisel into shape.

    Here is the close looking after I glued.
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    And The first tenon I am done
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    Smile Thanks your all

    So appreciate all your support!

    It is one of the Chinese traditional joint. I have cut miter on compound miter cut saw, mainly hand saw the pins and chisel out the shape. All the mortises I drilled first and chisel into shape.

    Here is the close looking after I glued.
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    And The first tenon I am done
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    Crikey Miao. You didn't learn that in Australia i am willing to bet!

    Where did you learn your woodworking skills?
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    I like seeing new things and this is fabulous, well done miao, very classy work.
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    Now that is some very interesting work. Thank you for sharing.
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    Magnificent craftsmanship mate!
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