Angled cuts in the foot
Fine tuned the foot to make sure everything sits 90 and does not rock.
Tenons are cut, marked for the bridle joint of the center batten.
Bridle is cut
Holes are drilled and tenons are cut for wedges. The holes create a bending point for the tenon.
Sawing the sides of the batten's bridle joint.
Trimming out the waste with a router plane. This was then fitted into the upright.
Knocked in gaboon ebony wedges.
Top, finished.
I'll post the rest later after it dries.
Honduras rosewood set aside for the Dutchman joint.
I was in the moment when building and attaching the feet, so I did not take pictures. They are attached with tapered sliding dovetails.
