Sean Rubino

Please Subscribe, it's FREE! In this video I show how I added detail to a leg that was cut too short on accident. It starts with adding a block of wood to the bottom of the leg and cutting a tenon all around and into a portion of the leg. Then some pieces of "veneer" are added to cover the tenon to add detail and hide the extension block. The result is a longer leg and a detail that adds to the uniqueness of the furniture piece.

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In this video I show how I added detail to a leg that was cut too short on accident. It starts with adding a block of wood to the bottom of the leg and cutting a tenon all around and into a portion of the leg. Then some pieces of "veneer" are added to cover the tenon to add detail and hide the extension block. The result is a longer leg and a detail that adds to the uniqueness of the furniture piece.