Although you cannot see the teeth on this blade, it comes in handy when I have to trim out the corners of the seat for the legs.
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- Building Chairs
- My home away from home. I know its a mess, but it...
- Getting ready to make some chairs in the mess I ca...
- Here I start cutting strips of stock for all the c...
- Here I have all the raw pieces which need shaped l...
- I use my dremel tool on a stand so I can shape and...
- All the pieces are shaped and sanded, and separate...
- I use a pair of hemostats to dip each piece in the...
- I set out the stained pieces in the sunshine to ma...
- Once the stain is dry, I separate the individual c...
- Getting all the seat pieces together for construct...
- Putting the seats together, I usually make one com...
- All the seats are together, but each corner needs ...
- Although you cannot see the teeth on this blade, i...
- I make a jig to glue the rear legs to the seat. I...
- This is a poor picture, but making the back splat,...
- After making sure the back legs are perfectly dry,...
- Once I put on the front two legs, I have to hurry ...
- Once I have all the leg supports and the back spla...
- The first side chair is complete.
- Just checking to make sure the cushions fit well b...
- I added arms to two of the chairs, for each side o...
- I sprayed the chairs outside in the sunshine with ...
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- I am a happily married man who builds 1/12th scale miniatures in his spare time.
Teeth? I see no teeth. Good idea. Will have to look for these too!
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