hobbit stools,,

[Gray git]

Today's shed creation.

[silky fox]

Very Rustic Mr Git...for one of the kids? Are the legs birch or cherry?

[delabodge]

nice one mate,looks like hazel or alder,,,come on silky,,,,

[delabodge]

actually can see where your coming from with cherry,,,

[Gray git]

Legs are all hazel with oak for the seat and backrest.

Not for my kids but iv got a few to do of varying sizes for a gallery.

[devon TWiG]

Mr Gray git , it appears to me that you have used a tenon cutter to form the joints where the hazel goes in to the oak and other hazel , is this a tapered tenon? and if so is a tapered drill used for the holes in to which they go ? I have recently started doing a bit of green and dry rustic wood work and wondering which would be most suitable for such work ..... by the way I like the chair !!

[Gray git]

Yes a tenon cutter was used but a non tapered 1 from veritas, got 3, 3/4“ 1.5" and 2" then tend to use a trend fostner bit 1mm smaller to make sure it's a tight fit.

[Gray git]

Latest chair for part of a wood themed exhibition at jo cornish gallery in Northallerton.

[delabodge]

I`ve pressed the like button:001_tt2:

[devon TWiG]

Nice one Gray git ! I am gathering wood when I find what I want for a series of furniture to make this winter of this sort of style , but also coffee tables ,desks , shelves etc ...... Do you manage to sell any / many ? I know in the US this sort of stuff is well regarded and sought after .