What follows is a detailed photo description of the Building of the my 18th Century Roubo Bench. If you do not want to read the entire post simply skip to the finished bench – the blog of this build can be read here
1- Wood Selection
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5 - Leg Vice
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9 - Deadman Peg
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13 - Deeper Leg Mortise
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17 - End Cap
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21 - Chamfers all Round
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25 - The Finished Bench
2 - Base Construction
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6 - Parallel Roller Brackets
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10 - Dog Hole Strip
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14 - Back Slab
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18 - The wagon Vise
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22 - Gap Stop
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3 - Pine Shelf
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7 - Glide Parallel Pin
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11 - Laminating The Top
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15 - Back Slab Part 2
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19 - Back Slab Mortises
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23 - Plane Stop
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4 - Parallel Guide
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8 - Sliding Dead Man
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12 - Leg Dog hole
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16 - Endcap assembly
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20 - Swiss Cheese
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24 - The Wood Finish
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