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Install the Hinges

Cut 1/2" shoulders on each side of the aprons.

Cut 1/2" shoulders on each side of the aprons.

After tapering, sand the legs and aprons. Start with #100-grit sandpaper, move up to #150 grit, then finish with #220 grit.


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Cutting Down Panels The Little Shop Mark II is a great system for cutting up large panels. Simply crosscut the 4 x 8 sheet to a little over the finished length and then rip the panels from the shorter piece.After drilling out the mortises in the feet using my drill press, I cleaned up the mortise and squared the corners with a chisel. I’m glad they shot this picture because I don’t use hand tools too often.