Foot stool tenon shaping with different tools 🇬🇧/🇺🇸

[@TheJohnreeves]

marking the end of the tenons with the auger bit is a great idea! Yeah, I've wondered about shaping tenons. Most videos seem to gloss over that part as if it's easy. So I thought it was easy and rushed it and all mine (on my first chair) ended up as loose as the one you showed at the end, or looser. Looks like the answer is go slower and be patient! Also have an accurate way to mark the desired size on the end.

[@DRwoodworking]

I should have remembered to keep the line marked with the auger; if you work right to it, it’s too much already.

[@davidclark9086]

Good video showing the pains of making the legs. Most videos I've seen are 90 percent the top then 10 percent the legs when, in fact, the legs are by far the most difficult to get right when using hand tools.

[@miguelmartir1040]

A lot of teaching for me. I appreciate the patience. Thank you.

[@smallthings6590]

Can you show us that foot clamp?

[@DRwoodworking]

The shaving horse? It’s the one Tim Manney promoted (see www.finewoodworking.com/project-guides/shop-projects/build-thoroughbred-shaving-horse) but lots of different option available; check for shaving or shave horse or even shaving pony for a vice mounted option.