I designed for this wooden table to have the legs made out of solid wood. To showcase the wood, the corners of the top of the table will be the endgrain of the wood. All legs however, have different angles, so I needed to create adjustable jigs to get each leg shape. The jigs I made are used for the planer. I tested the jigs with a block of spruce wood. The first jig is able to rotate the block of wood over its longitudinal axis. When planed, it will shave off the top of the block at an angle. By then placing the block on the planed side and planed again, I got this block with a parallellogram cross section.
The second jig rotates the wood over its transverse axis, creating a taper.