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WOODWORKS: ADvAnceD pROject 2009-2010
pAtiO tAble
Tired of outdoor tables made of metal or plastic? This table has the richness and warmth that only wood can provide. Perfect for a patio, porch or
sunroom, the 44" top features a stunning sunburst radial design and seats four comfortably. The sturdy base construction makes for a rock-solid
table, and there's a center hole for an umbrella canopy and plenty of room beneath for the counterweight.
Advanced and intermediate woodworkers will enjoy the challenge of solving this table's complex construction, from the segmented top down to the
curved legs. You'll create a pattern board for the top that doubles as a machining and clamping jig. Paired with a simple trammel, you'll be able to
accurately machine the fussy curved joints on the pie-shaped slats and cut the outer ring and the center hub. Those and other jigs and techniques
will make this a truly satisfying project. And after you build it, you'll learn more about applying and using finishes to protect the wood and keep it
looking beautiful.
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- Page 1 WOODWORKS: ADvAnceD pROject 2009-2010 pAtiO tAble Tired of outdoor tables made of metal or plastic? This table has the richness and warmth that only wood can provide. Perfect for a patio, porch or sunroom, the 44" top features a stunning sunburst radial design and seats four comfortably. The sturdy base construction makes for a rock-solid table, and there’s a center hole for an umbrella canopy and plenty of room beneath for the counterweight.
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Page 2: Tools Required
CONTINUED - WOODWORKS: ADVANCED pROjECT 2009-2010 pATIO TABLE tOOlS RequiReD SHOppinG liSt Hand Tools Wood Recommendation: Pine Alternate Wood: Cedar – Sanding block Part Dimensions Qty. Power Tools A, B, C 1" x 5-1/2" 5 @ 8', 1 @ 10' –... -
Page 3: Before You Begin
CONTINUED - WOODWORKS: ADVANCED pROjECT 2009-2010 pATIO TABLE beFORe yOu beGin into the ring. Swing the trammel slowly around (see Fig. 8). Drop the carriage another 3/16" and make a second pass. Repeat until there’s Good craftsmanship begins and ends with good work habits, so make about 1/4"... - Page 4 CONTINUED - WOODWORKS: ADVANCED pROjECT 2009-2010 pATIO TABLE Glue the Top Assembly 26. Chamfer all the top edges of the slats, outer ring and hub with a Woodworker’s Tip: If your dowel stock is a little tight, try spin- sanding block. The chamfer creates a detail that’s visually pleasing ning the dowel in a drill as you sand lightly with 80-grit sandpaper while it disguises any areas where a joint may be less than perfect.
- Page 5 The surface may darken slightly with application and color appearance is different when the wood is fully dry. 62. Allow at least 48 hours to dry before you use the patio table. 51. To ensure good penetration, do not apply this product in 63.
- Page 6 CONTINUED - WOODWORKS: ADVANCED pROjECT 2009-2010 pATIO TABLE Contents are COMBUSTIBLE. Keep away from heat and open flame. Contains ALIPHATIC HYDROCARBONS. VAPOR HARMFUL. Use Only With Adequate Ventilation. To avoid overexposure, open windows and doors or use other means to ensure fresh air entry during application and drying.
- Page 7 CONTINUED - WOODWORKS: ADVANCED pROjECT 2009-2010 pATIO TABLE FiG 1. " Deep x " Rabbet " Deep x " Rabbet " x " Tongue " x " Slot 25° #10 x 2" Flathead Screw " x 3 " Dowel " x 1 "...
- Page 8 CONTINUED - WOODWORKS: ADVANCED pROjECT 2009-2010 pATIO TABLE FiG 2. When making this pattern board, use the trammel (see Fig. 7) " to draw circles with the following radii: 3-1/2", 4-1/8". This marks the radius of the hub and the depth of the rabbet on the underside.
- Page 9 CONTINUED - WOODWORKS: ADVANCED pROjECT 2009-2010 pATIO TABLE FiG 4. FiG 5. 10° Backer Blocks Pattern Board Angled Edge FiG 6. Spacer Block Spline Joint Cam Lock FiG 7. " " Router Mounting " Holes " " x 1" x 26 "...
- Page 10 CONTINUED - WOODWORKS: ADVANCED pROjECT 2009-2010 pATIO TABLE FiG 8. " Dowel Pivot Block Trammel FiG 9. FiG 10. Holding Spacer Blocks Clear Plexiglass™ 6" Plywood Stop Tongue –0–...
- Page 11 CONTINUED - WOODWORKS: ADVANCED pROjECT 2009-2010 pATIO TABLE FiG 11. 1" " Hole for Lag Bolt " Dowel Holes 2" 1" 45° Lower Ring Segment " Grid Grain Grain Upper Leg " Grid Lower Leg " Grid ––...
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