Allison's Tables

[@johngray2594]

Well done Steve. I love your videos and your projects. You have an unusual knack of making an essentially complex task look simple. I know it is not, as there is so much to get wrong, by cutting joinery in the wrong surface for instance. Thank you for sharing your project and comparing the different joinery techniques.

[@slindsley1951]

Thank you very much John. I appreciate your comments and I'm glad you enjoy my video. Take care, Steve

[@kylewagner2341]

Thanks for sharing and comparing the techniques. I always enjoy your videos.

[@slindsley1951]

Thank you very much Kyle. Take care, Steve

[@TheWoodYogi]

Very nice tables Steve and a lot of good hints and tips :) Thank you ॐ

[@slindsley1951]

You're very welcome. I appreciate you watching and commenting on my video. Take care, Steve

[@rwr170]

Thanks my friend. Very enjoyable. Great idea to use different ways for a demo

[@slindsley1951]

Thank you very much! It was a fun project. Take care, Steve

[@Andreas_Achleitner]

Great Job Steve! The chair looks great! Best Wishes from my Channel

[@slindsley1951]

Thanks Andreas! Take care, Steve

[@leksey7870]

Good job!

[@slindsley1951]

Thank you very much! Take care, Steve

[@AlFurtado]

Nice video Great job

[@slindsley1951]

Thank you very much Al! Take care, Steve

[@VanessaSellers40]

Nice work

[@slindsley1951]

Thank you very much!

[@andres78171]

Muy bonitos estos taburetes

[@slindsley1951]

Thank you very much! Take care, Steve

[@dennisbeamish9058]

Nice work Steve, I love your videos, very well explained. I have viewed and used your tutorial on the Southwest segmented bowl. Still learning but getting there! :-) Do you have a video specifically showing how to taper legs? Thanks Dennis Beamish Cambridge Ontario Canada

[@slindsley1951]

Thank you very much Dennis. I don't have a separate video on tapering legs but I did so it in more detail in my video on Jim's Table. Use this link and go to minute 11:45. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmfTfHtvjsimjck Thanks for watching and good luck with your projects! Take care, Steve