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Howdy woodworking doods,
By way of announcing the shipping of my Butterfly Joint Kit, here are a few shots of the project which is included in the kit as a DVD and Templates.
The last image is a closeup of the joint itself (from a different project), but shows the details.
The stool is made in Walnut, with 4 coats of Tung Oil/Wax. This particular piece was donated to a local charity, so I am building another one for myself to assist when putting my boots on in the mornings (I need all the help I can get).
Enjoy!
-- Scott Morrison, Montana, http://www.finewoodworker.com
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blockhead
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#1 posted 1118 days ago
Another beauty Scott! Clean, simple and elegant style with a gorgeous finish and I LOVE the butterfly joint!
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lazar
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#2 posted 1118 days ago
Nice, nice work.
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#3 posted 1118 days ago
Very pretty work.
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#4 posted 1118 days ago
Beautiful design Scott and really different without being weird.
-- Mike, American in Norway
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#5 posted 1118 days ago
very nice design and excellent joinery. THis is just spectacular .
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#6 posted 1118 days ago
Great form! I like it.
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Greg The Cajun Box Sculptor
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#7 posted 1118 days ago
Excelent joint. How did you make it?
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jayjay
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#8 posted 1118 days ago
That’s an eye catching original piece. Very nice work on that.
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NBeener
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#9 posted 1118 days ago
Oh, neat !
It genuinely looks comfy, too !!
Nicely done.
As an aside, Scott ?? I get the feeling that you should reach out to the woodworking “Doodettes,” too :-)
-- -- Neil
Ray Friddle
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#10 posted 1118 days ago
wow, it looks alive.
-- Ray
Rick
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#11 posted 1118 days ago
cool. I love those joints.
WoodGuyNC
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#12 posted 1118 days ago
Very nice, I like…, no, love, the Butterfly Joint.
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WistysWoodWorkingWonders
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#13 posted 1118 days ago
that is pretty cool… did you come up with the joint concept yourself? nice to see some new joinery being developed out there…
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pommy
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#14 posted 1118 days ago
is it me or is $180+ dollars abit to much for a piece of MDF
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ScottMorrison
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#15 posted 1118 days ago
Thanks for all the comments doods (and doodettes). Yes, the joint is my invention (after 2 years of design work).
Pommy – It’s not mdf. The template is made from UHMW, custom machined, as well as a custom made router bit, made in the USA. Plus there is a video and templates. All in all, I think it’s a darn good deal.
Everyone else, thank you for your kindness.
-- Scott Morrison, Montana, http://www.finewoodworker.com
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