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  1. Shaping the Arm Narrow
  2. Fitting Arm Tenon to Rear Chair Leg
  3. Shaping the Arm Tenon
  4. Cutting the Tenon in Arm
  5. Cutting the Arm Tenon
  6. Laying Out Arm Tenon
  7. Dry Fit Rocker Part Side View
  8. Dry Fit Rocker Parts
  9. Side Chair Rung Mortises

Cutting the Arm Tenon

John Morris

By John Morris

I used this beautiful E. Garlick and Son "Lynx Brand" tenon cross cut saw to slice down the tenon to width. At 20 TPI, the cut is very fine. I purchased this saw a year ago on a whim and I am now starting to use it for many things. It's a joy to use.

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  • Taken with Motorola XT1080
  • Focal Length 4.5 mm
  • Exposure Time 3332/100000
  • Aperture f/2.4
  • ISO Speed 500
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