I find it quite neat with woodworking that after hours toiling with chunks of wood, crafting them into miscellaneous shaped pieces that they all fir together (relatively well we hope) to resemble a final product. Today I worked on the Front Rail, Back Rail, Back Posts, Back Stretchers and seat.
I first went upstairs to take some measurements off the model. I then made the Front Rail and Back Rail (which I attached to the Back Posts).
I then proceeded to notch the back to the seat for the Back Posts and did a simple test fit. Sort of looks like a chair doesn’t it.
Then I worked on the Back Stretchers. I have test fitted them as well. Getting the curve was a little challenging – do you know how I did it?
That’s all for today.
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Russel
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posted 89 days ago
Lookin’ good. Actually it looks rather comfortable.
I don’t know exactly how you did the curves, but I’m guessing you sat in the seat and then leaned back real hard.
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brianinpa
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posted 89 days ago
Zuki, that is beginning to look like a chair, but I wonder who is going to sit on it? It looks awfully short. By the way the finished scooping looks great.
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thetimberkid
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posted 88 days ago
Looking good!
Thanks for the post
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Zuki
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posted 88 days ago
Actually Brian it going to be attached to an old office chair bottom . . . the type with wheels, tilt and all that other neat stuff.
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