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In my most resent project ,6 mission dinning room chairs I had a request for information regarding a chair seat scooping Jig that I used to scoop out the seats. Remarkable as it seems this jig is used on the table saw and does a good job once you get the hang of it.The video I found on youtube " Carve a Chair Seat on the Table Saw with Mario Rodgriguez " gives a very good idea how it works , in the video Mario states that after using the jig to scoop out the seat it only takes 10-15 minuets to clean in up to the finished product , unlike in the video I found it took much longer to clean up each seat. I found the design to be good but the shuttle has the challenge of making the handles strong enough to take the pressure applied in the process (note quick repair).
#1 photo the jig with seat blank an shuttle attached
#2 photo center of fence with center "V"
#3 photo the end of adjustable fence with number system
#4 photo of end blocks that fence adjust on
#5 photo repaired shuttle (connects to the bottom of chair blank)
Marios Video
Alternative seat scooping method by Charles Neil
The finished chairs
In my most resent project ,6 mission dinning room chairs I had a request for information regarding a chair seat scooping Jig that I used to scoop out the seats. Remarkable as it seems this jig is used on the table saw and does a good job once you get the hang of it.The video I found on youtube " Carve a Chair Seat on the Table Saw with Mario Rodgriguez " gives a very good idea how it works , in the video Mario states that after using the jig to scoop out the seat it only takes 10-15 minuets to clean in up to the finished product , unlike in the video I found it took much longer to clean up each seat. I found the design to be good but the shuttle has the challenge of making the handles strong enough to take the pressure applied in the process (note quick repair).
#1 photo the jig with seat blank an shuttle attached
#2 photo center of fence with center "V"
#3 photo the end of adjustable fence with number system
#4 photo of end blocks that fence adjust on
#5 photo repaired shuttle (connects to the bottom of chair blank)
Marios Video
Alternative seat scooping method by Charles Neil
The finished chairs