Cut the loose tenons with an assembly-line setup

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In this video workshop, Matthew Teague will show you how to build one of his favorite furniture projects: an elegant, solid-wood chair. In this free episode, watch Matthew demonstrate how he cuts loose tenon stock with an assembly-line setup, and start dry-fitting and fine-tuning the joinery. Then, he shows a great method for dealing with overlapping tenons… hint: it’s not mitering the ends. See more on FineWoodworking.com: A Step Stool With Box Joints and Loose Tenons. A stool with angled legs that are wider at the bottom than at the top Cutting Round Tenons on Slats. After you're set up, you can cut the tenons on 20 or 30 slats in an hour Router Fixture Takes on Angled Tenons. How to make compound-angle mortise-and-tenon joints for some Arts-and-Crafts chairs   Watch Now

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