I have been home the past two weeks but I have had family staying in our tiny house and I have been a bit burnt out so very little progress has been made.
I did start (but not finish) building a new steam box and I used the band-saw to mill straighter grained boards for my crest rails.
I also managed to octaganize the legs and taper two of them before I realized it would be easier to saw the tenon cheek before they were tapered. I then sawed the cheeks for all three and shaped two of the tenon a before I realized the back stool legs are not tapered. Luckily I have two extra blanks ready to go so these will be set aside for a chair.
All in all, it’s good to see progress. Hopefully I can successfully bend a crest rail next weekend and get the undercarriage assembled.
That’s a good looking stack of parts Alex!
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Thanks. I need to build your Octaginizer before I start the the actual chairs.
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Still think you should give the polythene tube idea a try though…
http://www.stochasticgeometry.ie/2016/10/23/for-science/
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Wish I had noticed your reply to my previous moment before I built by P companies steam box
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