Sack Back Winsor Chair

Thoroughly humbled and completely impressed. Did you graduate from Dunbar’s school?

‘S wonderful! Thanks for sharing!

-- There's no tool like an old tool...

That is a beautful Winsor chair. Thanks for sharing.

-- My favorite piece is my last one, my best piece is my next one.

Beautiful chair

-- Glenn, New Mexico

TXGaloot. I am humbled that you think I am a Dunbar grad. That is on my wish list to take a class from him. On the contrary I took a 3 day class at Woodcraft with the Colonial Chair company this past March. That is where I learned the construction techniques but the turning and bending was already done. I learned enough there that when I paired it with some research on steam bending and my exisiting lathe skills I was able to build this chair. Dunbar spends a lot more time on the stock prep and traditional techniques with a lot of humor and history thrown in. I am hoping I can make one of his 2009 classes.

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Great looking Chair Shannon. A nice job.

-- Karson Southern Delaware karson_morrison@bigfoot.com

Thanks for showing this great looking, & finely crafted Windsor.

Its a nice addition to the rest of the Windsors posted on LJs.

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Excellent chair. I really like your turnings, especially how the cove is so deep and well defined. Did you turn the long spindles too? Very nice and traditional hand hold. Thanks for sharing this.

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From one chairmaker to another …. NICE CHAIR!

-- Kevin -- (http://www.furniturebykevin.com)

Great job!

Thanks for the post

Callum

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loved it.. great job

-- making sawdust....

Fantastic! A great Windsor!

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Shannon, that chair is a beauty! I enjoyed reading how you finished the chair unifying three wood species and why those woods were chosen

-- Phil in British Columbia

This is a beauty Shannon. The detail on those turned arm support spindles is a joy to behold.

-- Res severa verum gaudium - True pleasure is a serious business.

Great looking chair Shannon! These chairs are so much fun to build because they really challenge your attention to detail. You can really appreciate a well built chair’s symmetry and the craftsman’s ability to pull it all off using only hand tools. Keep up the good work.

-- Fred.... Poconos, PA ---- Chairwright in the making ----

I just love these chairs. great job.

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