Here's a few pictures I took along the way while building this small table. The table's made from Honduran Mahogany. This was by far my most hand-tool intensive build I've done to date.
As they say, great things from small beginnings, so here we go!
First off, I made the legs. I started with some 12/4 blanks. I marked the off-cuts to be used with their matching leg later on.
These are just your basic cabriole legs, layed out and band-sawed to rough shape. If you look closely, I cut a table saw kerf on two sides to define the top of the knee and create the rabbet for the aprons.
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