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I needed a chair today, so I made one :-)


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Hi all

 

I needed a chair today, so I made one :-)

 

It is based on the African style chief chair, I used a saw and axe to make the "paddle" shape then made the slot using a brace and bit and draw knife.

 

It is surprisingly comfortable, I will tidy it up later with a spoke shave.

 

Seasoned oak is tough!

 

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I like that baggy, very nice!

Friend makes some similar 1's but hollows out a couple of sections in the middle and finishes the top with a point, giving them a bit of a gothic look.

 

and seasoned oak is super tough!! i've had good quality wood chisels snap clean in half when working with reclaimed oak on traditional timber framing, tend to carry 2 sets of chisels when i do it know 1 for if i have to strike the tool and the other set i keep super sharp and use the as parring chisels

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