| Project by rhett | posted 1251 days ago | 2596 views | 36 times favorited | 11 comments |  |
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This is the newest version of my MO Chair. This is actually my wifes but since my backdrop was up, I thought I would shoot it. Through conversations with past clients, and having sat in one for a few months myself, I tweeked the design a little. The major difference is the back. I switched from a ladder back to thin vertical slats. This way they give a little when seated. The reclining supports were moved to a dedicated piece of solid wood instead of being drilled into the arms. Other than a slight dimension adjustments, still the same proportions. I think I am going to start trying to sell these things on ETSY since I don’t believe my site gets enough traffic. I believe it to be a good design with an even better price. Please excuse my barrage of projects.
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Cory
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#1 posted 1251 days ago
Looks great. Keep the projects comin.
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Jason
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#2 posted 1251 days ago
It looks like a solid design and construction. Barrage on.
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scottwpaul02
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#3 posted 1251 days ago
Great chair rhett. No issues with the barrage here. I apologize for my being a noob, but how do you get the curve on your arm rails? I am assuming some sort of clamp job…Thanks for sharing.
woodworm
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#4 posted 1250 days ago
Beautiful, I like it.
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Mathew Nedeljko
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#5 posted 1250 days ago
Love the design and the craftsmanship… looks very comfy! Not your typical Morris Chair. Very nice grain in the arms.
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richgreer
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#6 posted 1250 days ago
This is great. It looks like an updated Morris chair.
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scottb
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#7 posted 1250 days ago
fantastic chair. sounds like it sits as nice as it looks!
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dorran
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#8 posted 1250 days ago
Nice. Modern look but classic.
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pinkfish
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#9 posted 1250 days ago
Nice take on a morris chair.
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#10 posted 1242 days ago
Very nice!
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Ken90712
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#11 posted 1212 days ago
Sweey! Looks comfy!
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