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Category Archives: 3-Seating-Benches-Stools-Chairs
Welsh Staked Stools-Part 1
I have been having a lot of fun with then lathe, but it is time to get back on track. I have two new tables that are in desperate need of some sort of accompanying seating. To that end my … Continue reading
Posted in Welsh 3-Legged Stool
Tagged octagonal tapered leg, staked furniture, welsh stool
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Equilateral Footstool-Part 2-Complete
Sunday afternoon I removed the clamps from the lamination and finished shaping the top. Then I drilled and reamed the holes for installing the legs.
Equilateral Footstool-Part 1
As they say…”no good deed…” Management decided that, since my Asymmetrical Footstool turned out “OK“, I needed to build another to be gifted as a Christmas present. You all know Christmas…that holiday that is only seven days away!! I explained … Continue reading
Asymmetric Footstool-Part 3-Complete
The legs and the underside of the top received a couple of coats of Tried & True Original oil finish. Once that had dried it was time to tackle the upholstery. Note that I left all of my layout lines … Continue reading
Posted in Asymmetric Footstool, Upholstery
Tagged staked furniture, tufting button, uphostery
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Asymmetric Footstool-Part 2
With my design in hand and materials at the ready, it was time to get started. The first step was to cut my 24″x48″ sheet of ply into two 24″x24″ sections and glue up my slab. Nothing fancy to report … Continue reading
Posted in Asymmetric Footstool
Tagged Shaving Horse, staked furniture, tapered tenon cutter
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Chinese Gate Bench-Progress 6
I picked up today where I left off yesterday by profiling the remaining three legs. I followed this by adding an edge detail to the long edges of the seat board. Again I pressed my single moulding plane into service. … Continue reading
Chinese Gate Bench-Progress 5
Woke up to about 8″ of heavy wet snow this morning. This mess continued all day and is still coming down as I write this. Trying to get to work Monday is gonna be fun. Anyway, back to our regularly … Continue reading
Chinese Gate Bench-Design Notes
I thought I would take some time and discuss a few key points pertaining to the structural design of the Chinese Gate Bench. I designed this project from the ground up utilizing photos of antique benches and filling in the … Continue reading