3 Methods to Attach a Table Top - DIY Furniture

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3 Methods to Attach a Table Top. Rob Cosman shows you his three favorite methods to attach a table top to the base and to allow for wood movement. If you want to build furniture to last you must account for wood movement.
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All I can say is Cosman's methods are the gold standard for fine woodworking. That, and "We are not worthy".

kenb

This was literally the question I asked in the last Q&A, makes me so happy to see a video on the whole topic.

karlconle

I love watching your videos and absorbing all this acquired knowledge of years. The 2 washers to prevent it from embedding in the wood is genius and something that nobody would know unless they've had experience to tell them or been taught by someone such as yourself. It seems so simple when someone explains it, but I imagine it can save a ton of effort and heartache if a table splits 10 years down the line.

whitestone

Thanks for sharing your decades old experience in woodworking with novices like me.Much appreciated.Best wishes from India.

jvl

It’s made entirely out of hand tools.

Is a gentleman’s statement. I take great pride saying, this bench is nothing but joinery and glue. No metal. It can still hold 300lbs. People just say, huh. But I’m proud of it.

dbnoho

Watching this video tonight makes me want to try to take on making my first table this winter, thank you Rob and crew!

Borescoped

The dowel solution is pretty clever, and adds visual interest with the last iteration featuring the through dowel. I've always used figure 8 fasteners but maybe I'll give the dowell method a go next time.

Deuce_Luminox.

I was taught what you call buttons when I was 14 back in 1969 at school. We didn't have machinery. A router was a Record Multi-Plane or a bit like a spokeshave that many viewers will know about. Strange to think the furniture I made for my parents back then is over 50 years old. Wish I'd kept the walnut standard lamp with small table for Mum to put her knitting needles when we cleared her house. It was too tall for the house we lived in when she died

cuebj

Great video. Great tips. Great teaching structure. Always learning something from these videos and the fortnightly live video. You do a service to the wood working community. And that's quite apart from the astounding service you do through the PH foundation. If Canada was still a colony you'd be called Sir Rob.

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