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Registered: 02/19/04
Posts: 455
Loc: Brooktondale, NY
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It is beautiful, I love how all the joints just flow together.
I would love a pic from the side.
Nice work
Matt
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Rich's Woodcraft
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Registered: 12/13/11
Posts: 233
Loc: Bedford, Nova Scotia
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Uncle Ben said:
Absolutely beautiful! Very well done, thanks for sharing
Maybe I didn't read far enough into your blog to find out, but how do you go about shaping the arms and legs (particularly where there are transition blocks) into the final shape once the chair has already been assembled?
I do a lot more hand work than Hal does. He uses a variety of sanding drums on a drill. I use more handwork with rasps which lets me control what is going on - yes slower but more control. There will be some demos on this when the Liogier makes its way to my coast.
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Richard D. Wile
Nova Scotia - Canada.
http://richard-wile.blogspot.com/
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Rich's Woodcraft
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Registered: 12/13/11
Posts: 233
Loc: Bedford, Nova Scotia
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Regarding pics, I need one more coat of finish and then the money shots, hopefully this weekend.
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Richard D. Wile
Nova Scotia - Canada.
http://richard-wile.blogspot.com/
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Mags®
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Registered: 05/03/05
Posts: 9789
Loc: Houston
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Looks great. They are certainly fun to build. Need to do another one myself, but haven't had the time.
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Rich's Woodcraft
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Registered: 12/13/11
Posts: 233
Loc: Bedford, Nova Scotia
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Folks had asked to see some better pictures, they have been posted to my blog, here's a sample...
Thanks for looking. Blog Gallery
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Richard D. Wile
Nova Scotia - Canada.
http://richard-wile.blogspot.com/
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WxMan
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Registered: 03/06/00
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Loc: Bellevue NE
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Good lookin' stuff, Rich!
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