Turning Long Table Legs! (Hallway Table Part 1)

Woodturning long table legs!

In this video I will be making four wood turned table legs. It’s a sort of segmented table leg, made from curly maple and padauk. the lathe I used to turned the legs is a Record Power Coronet Herald, and I used a homemade wood turning steady rest to help stop vibration when turning the long legs. (If you want to see how the steady rest is made, I have linked it down below).

This is part 1 of a 5 part table making series! It is a hallway/console table, made from curly maple and padauk. It was my final project of the year at Rycotewood Furniture Centre. It has turned legs with mitre padauk socks, coopered curved rails and a glass top. I love how the table came out and I hope you like it as well.

Table Series trailer:

Part 2 (Curved Rails):

Part 3 (Side Rails):

Part 4 (Assembly of table):

Wood turning steady rest:

Wood shop:
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Main tools I used in this video:

Lathe: Record Power Coronet Herald
Radial arm saw: Wadkin Machinary
Large rip saw: Wadkin Machinary
Panel saw: SCM and Robland
Jointer: Wadkin Machinary
Thickness sander: Griggio GC95
Chisel: Lie Nielsen
Sanding paste: Yorkshire Grit
Turning tools: Record Power

(If I’ve missed anything or you have any questions, Please ask me in the comments down below).
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THANKS FOR WATCHING

#Hallwaytable #japanesefurniture #finewoodworking

[charinenico]

Great video, mate! I got lots of information out of it which will help me to improve my turning. Also i will build my own steady rest! Greetings from germany

[YouAreMySunshine]

Lovely craftsmanship, well done. Great video. Hello from South Africa.

[The_Joker_]

Sprinkle some salt on the glue, it’s stops slippage.
Also handy for the fish n chips :)

Beautiful work 👍👌☘️

[watchingytvids]

I’ll fully admit I’ve not been a very faithful viewer of your videos. However, to see the progress you’ve made over the course of time I’ve followed you is awesome. The information you give and the quality of work is wonderful. I cannot wait to see the full final piece (I even plan to speak to an acquaintance of mine to see if they’d be able to build a table like this). Keep up the great work!

[soberlivingwithbrianfrankl]

Very nice, I always wondered why ppl would lay their tool on top of what ever they was turning. Thanks. Very nice

[ZooCrafted]

you're an inspiration to us young woodworkers, amazing stuff

[ashstagwoodworking]

this is awsome my friend! i'm looking forward to see more

[LeeroyReading]

Looking forward to the rest of the series mate 🤙🏼

[theolbigjim]

As always, beautiful work Sean! The video is very well done, too. I really like your musical choices!

[seabydesigns]

I love the compound miter on those legs!👌🏻 Great work, super informative and very well shot video Sean! Looking forward to part two 😊

[CrossCutCreations]

Great work, Sean! Those legs look really good!

[Pessimistlad]

The contrast between your wood choices is amazing, very well done

[matthewshellum]

Brilliant it must be so much effort to film all of this. Looking forward to part 2

[warrenneeves]

Beautiful work Sean. It's a pleasure to watch. I've been waiting for you to get into this project. You've teased us long enough.

[Thom]

Oh man this is a beautiful design, Sean looking forward to seeing the other parts in this series. Awesome tips I really appreciate the lathe tip on mounting the spindle. I don’t want to sound like a skipping record but man you are a incredible craftsman from design to finished piece. Take Care.

[Createmake]

Great video, some really great information. Thanks for sharing

[lunaish]

Love your work Sean, keep up the awesome videos you are a true craftsmen. Cool music by the way!

[dennisdownes]

video! Your skills and explanations are excellent. I can't wait to see more. One small be careful with those pull strings on your they get caught in the machine, you're going to be turning wood with your nose! Keep building! DD

[jbotnik]

I saw the final result and it looked amazing. How did you go about designing this beforehand and getting the right measurements? It seems like many things can go wrong.

[David-civd]

Amazing skills young man! Keep up the good work!