dull and smart

Is it a stool? What kind of wood is it and how did you build it?
It sure is unique!!

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hybrids sculpture and chair of ash

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Definitely a different type of stool/chair, but very nice looking. Do you figure out all the angles ahead of time,
or do you cut and fit each piece individually? Definitely a job requiring both patience and accuracy. Are the
joints just glued, or do you reinforce them in some way? Thank you for sharing.

-- As ever, Gus-the 74 yr young apprentice carpenter

Looks wonderful

-- Norman

Great sculpted chair Paul—And an intriguing technique!
Any tips on how to maintain the consistent shapes. Do you do it by eye or use some form of template / pattern?
Nosy aren’t I?

thnks for posting!

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hi I have own technology with shaping and bending all just segments cut to angles and glued together

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No worries Paul! I figured it would be precious knowledge! It never hurts to ask… so they say :-) Just keep ‘em coming!

I also love your walking canes, they are very beautiful pieces.

rgds bil

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hi bil thanks again I wont my canes is available on http://www.walking-canes.net/

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