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Well, after a bit of a hiatus, I’m back working at the Sculpted Rocking Chair. In my most recent post I continued with processing of the rear legs. This involved making a 20-degree jig for use at the band saw, shaping the areas at the seat joints and also drilling for the headrest. Take a look and let me know your thoughts. Thanks for reading!
I was reading a post at Doug Stowe”s blog, Wisdom of the Hands where he was discussing how ...
After a quick task with on front legs on the chair, it was finally on to some of the sculpting &#...
Last time I worked on the seat joinery. This time I complete the Maloof Joint by performing join...
With the lamination behind me I have moved on to work on the signature joinery of the chair ̵...
Moving on from the work of roughing out components, it was time for some laminations. After maki...
After completing the rough out of the seat and rear legs for the chair, I moved on to the headres...
I’m finally making the time to do a sculpted rocking chair in the Sam Maloof style. This i...
After the glue up I moved on to sanding and finishing tasks. The details are covered in my lates...
I moved on to milling and installing the string inlay on the table before gluing it up and readyi...
With a little bit of white chalk, I exposed my jointer today. The whole sordid tale is covered in...
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