I notice that you bored the holes in the legs all at the same angle with the jig. That will make them level if you were to point them to the center of the stool. But only one of the legs has the hole pointing at the center. The other two legs have the holes pointing at each other. So the holes are actually pointing up a little. In practice, does that matter? Does that help or hinder the strength of the stool?
Length of video can be minimized by only highlighting important points, such as skill requirements, tools required, measurement and tips. An amateur wood turner does not required detailed images on how to cut or beveled a piece of wood.
Absolutely brilliant video. I just ordered that profiling gauge as I didn't know how to replicate accurately . Thank you so much.
I notice that you bored the holes in the legs all at the same angle with the jig. That will make them level if you were to point them to the center of the stool. But only one of the legs has the hole pointing at the center. The other two legs have the holes pointing at each other. So the holes are actually pointing up a little. In practice, does that matter? Does that help or hinder the strength of the stool?
Length of video can be minimized by only highlighting important points, such as skill requirements, tools required, measurement and tips. An amateur wood turner does not required detailed images on how to cut or beveled a piece of wood.
I like your videos, but this one in particular could have been trimmed down a bit. No pun intended.