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Hi Phil. Looks like you have been using putting your leisure time to great use. I really like them. What's next on the list?
looks great. what is the wood and whats it like to work?
I like the concrete too
Next is to make 8 of these to use as dining chairs. I'll use a hardwood next time though. Then I'll make a dining table in the same style.
Benedict Simmons said:
I just used the cheapest of the cheap pine from the local builders merchant. As this is/was the first chair, I didn't want to risk wasting expensive wood until I was confident that I could complete the job satisfactorily.
Just doing this first one has already given me ideas for streamlining and efficiently speeding up the process.
I will post pictures up when I've finished (although this might be in a couple of months or so).
axeljk said:
BTW these are quite easy to make.
If in the future you have to cut down a tree or remove a stack of old wood from a client's garden, why not suggest making them a chair (or chairs) from the wood, instead of burning or dumping the wood?
Awesome! well played.
Yes, quite comfy. And lots of space.
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