Making a Cherry Wood Table from a Log @Truewoods
Making a Cherry Wood Table from a Log  @Truewoods
Uploaded August 2015 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
From the cherry tree to a live edge, breadboard end, table. Just a quick video show the process from start to finish. A note about the breadboard ends: only the middle tennons are glued and the mortises toward the outside are large to allow for wood movement, mostly shrinkage in this case as the wood still has a lot of moisture. Have fun woodworking and good luck!
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Making a Cherry Wood Table from a Log

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