I can't seem to find much about this, although I know it is done all the time.
i want to join the legs to a slab coffee table using M/T joinery. This will at some point require me to cut mortises perpendicular to the grain of the wood.
What at is the most efficient way of doing this? I have tried it with a only a chisel with ghastly (but useable) results.
I was was thinking about using a drill to remove the majority of the waste, then paring the sides with a chisel, then smoothing the bottom with a router plane. Anyone have any feedback on this approach?
im looking for any advice or feedback on this very commonly used joint.
cheers,
luke
i want to join the legs to a slab coffee table using M/T joinery. This will at some point require me to cut mortises perpendicular to the grain of the wood.
What at is the most efficient way of doing this? I have tried it with a only a chisel with ghastly (but useable) results.
I was was thinking about using a drill to remove the majority of the waste, then paring the sides with a chisel, then smoothing the bottom with a router plane. Anyone have any feedback on this approach?
im looking for any advice or feedback on this very commonly used joint.
cheers,
luke
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