Building the base of a trestle table that will go in our off grid cabin. This base features housed lap joints, dovetail housing joints and through mortise and tenon joinery. The table is made with a mixture of hand tools and machines. The detail work is mostly done with chisels, hand saws and hand planes. The design is original however it's highly influenced by I****ani Furniture's trestle table.

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@ 0:00 Intro/Cutting the Feet
@ 0:59 Cutting the Legs
@ 1:17 Using a Tenoning Jig to Cut a Bridle Joint
@ 1:47 Cutting a Housing Joint
@ 4:22 Cutting the Feet for a Dovetail Housing Joint
@ 4:39 Cutting a Tenon on the Stretcher
@ 8:21 Cutting a Through Mortise
@ 12:21 Wedging the Through Tenon
@ 13:42 Assembling the Whole Thing
@ 14: 51 Cleaning and Finishing
@ 16:06 Final Thoughts and Lesons Learned
@ 19:02 Picture of Beatrice Thank you Patrons