January 2, 201115 yr I just got out of the shop here, and I finished the prelim cutting of the seat notches. Â Flattening the seat blank, it had a very slight cup in it. Cutting the rear leg notches on the TS The final cuts for the rear leg notches, perfectly square! Front and Rear Leg Notches cut, and routed with a 1.5" rad rabbeting bit. I also was to get the back brace holes routed in the rear of the seat as well tonight, I used a 1/4" spiral bit and a 1/2" OD guide bushing with a template. Thanks for looking folks! Now, back out in the shop I go!
January 2, 201115 yr Wow! John, you're moving right along. Looking good. Take lots of pictures of the "scooping out process" Please.
January 3, 201115 yr Looking good John. I love to see the progress on the rocker. Keep the pictures coming.Â
January 3, 201115 yr Author You got it Rich, or should we say the grinding out process! I wish I could tell you I do the romantic way with a chair scoop and all, but it's done with a right angle grinder and disc. Pictures will abound at your request though Rich regardless. Thanks for your interest. Richard McComas said: Wow! John, you're moving right along. Looking good. Take lots of pictures of the "scooping out process" Please.
January 3, 201115 yr Author Will do John! John Moody said: Looking good John. I love to see the progress on the rocker. Â Keep the pictures coming. Â
January 5, 201115 yr Author Thanks Randall, the seat is for sale! After the leg and arms and back are attached to it! Thanks again Randall, Randall Farris said: John, I just want to buy the seat. Those of some beautiful boards.
January 5, 201115 yr Author But the seat wouldn't hold my big butt after that Rich! Richard McComas said: Yea, you could re-saw those and have twice the material.
January 5, 201115 yr Bertha had a big ole butt. The American Woodworker said: But the seat wouldn't hold my big butt after that Rich! Richard McComas said:
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