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3-Ply Moravian Chair-Part 4-Complete
The second chair went together pretty much as the first.
Posted in Chair-3-Ply Moravian
Tagged transtint, Tried and True, uphostery, wedged tenon
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3-Ply Moravian Chair-Part 3
Since my last post I have managed to turn and fit the stretchers for the second chair. I truly do enjoy the spring pole lathe. Nothing like and hour at the lathe after work to rid the mind of … Continue reading
3-Ply Moravian Chair-Part 2
Plywood sucks! I’ve been in the shop every chance I get working on these chairs (technically back stools). Mostly things have progressed reasonably well. The first thing I tackled was turning the six legs. This is a first for me. … Continue reading
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Tagged back stool, Moravian Chair, staked furniture, three leg chair
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3-Ply Moravian Chair-Part 1
Well, its time to tackle a chair. For my first chair you would think that I would opt for a proven and well documented design. Nah, where is the fun in that? I’ve been kicking around an idea for a … Continue reading