Introduction: Carve a Tenon on a Log Clamp
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About: Lone rustic furniture builder in Denver, Colorado. I use only standing-dead aspen and pine that grows right here in the Rocky Mountains!
Sometimes logs are too big for the lathe. These logs can be for table legs, beds, or railings. In this video, Scott shows how to use a specially fabricated log clamp to carve a tenon on larger logs and also sand and peel them.
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