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Stuck at home - Tom Wiarda - 03-30-2020
What do you when you are stuck at home? Build a chair. This is a Comb Back Windsor from plans by Curtis Buchanan. I didn’t even need to leave home. I had the white pine for the seat and the maple for the turnings. The red oak for the arm, spindles and comb came from a tree that fell in the woods behind my house. Now I just need to paint it
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RE: Stuck at home - RonB1957 - 03-30-2020
(03-30-2020, 04:30 PM)Tom Wiarda Wrote: What do you when you are stuck at home? Build a chair. This is a Comb Back Windsor from plans by Curtis Buchanan. I didn’t even need to leave home. I had the white pine for the seat and the maple for the turnings. The red oak for the arm, spindles and comb came from a tree that fell in the woods behind my house. Now I just need to paint it
Nice. I am no sure I would even want to paint it. There is a story there about the different woods used.
RE: Stuck at home - Arlin Eastman - 03-30-2020
It looks great. It sure looks like a lot of work!!
RE: Stuck at home - cputnam - 03-30-2020
Very nice!
RE: Stuck at home - Bill Holt - 03-30-2020
I think Ron makes a good point.
I would have to be stuck at home for a very long time to be able knock that chair out!!!!!!
RE: Stuck at home - Don_M - 03-31-2020
(03-30-2020, 04:30 PM)Tom Wiarda Wrote: What do you when you are stuck at home? Build a chair. This is a Comb Back Windsor from plans by Curtis Buchanan. I didn’t even need to leave home. I had the white pine for the seat and the maple for the turnings. The red oak for the arm, spindles and comb came from a tree that fell in the woods behind my house. Now I just need to paint it
Very nice.
I suspect we are going to see a LOT of projects over the next many weeks!!
RE: Stuck at home - R Clark - 03-31-2020
Bravo! That chair is fantastic!
My project has been to begin those "less fun" things in the shop, like rearranging for better efficiency, painting for appearance, and a serious attempt at getting rid of stuff (read: trash and junk) I'll never use.
RE: Stuck at home - 5thumbs - 03-31-2020
Beautiful chair! Well done.
My "stuck at home" projects include fixing a wobbly chair (may become firewood), repairing a coat hook device, building an Adirondack chair for Mother's Day, and building a garden bench for my daughter and her husband.
I've spent the last few days reloading ammo, cleaning up the wood lot, and re-organizing the gun room. Since I"m not getting requests to attend meetings or take my granddaughter to school, I can get a cup of coffee, light my pipe, and work .
Stay safe, everyone and God Bless the First Responders!
RE: Stuck at home - bandit571 - 03-31-2020
My "Stuck at Home" project is building a new Tool Cabinet, to house a LOT of my handtools in...
as this one is way too small... 
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Maybe a Tour when it gets done...
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Dry fitting the 2 doors, awaiting the hinges.
RE: Stuck at home - Tony Z - 03-31-2020
Very nice chair! I would not be so quick to paint it.