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My project in Traditional Woodworking with Hand Tools course
My project in Traditional Woodworking with Hand Tools course

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This is the white oak that I used for this project.
This is the white oak that I used for this project.
This is what I started with before the milling process.
This is what I started with before the milling process.
Boring the holes in the bottom of the seat for the legs at 13°
Boring the holes in the bottom of the seat for the legs at 13°
Using the spoke shave to shape the body for the seat
Using the spoke shave to shape the body for the seat
These Chamfers came outdoor pretty well.
These Chamfers came outdoor pretty well.
Gluing the legs and wedges in place
Gluing the legs and wedges in place
I used a blend of mineral spirits and Boiled Linseed oil and Spar Varnish, I applied three coats.
I used a blend of mineral spirits and Boiled Linseed oil and Spar Varnish, I applied three coats.
Some nice grain patterns, but it was a pain to work with,
Some nice grain patterns, but it was a pain to work with,
It looks unlevel, but my torpedo level says it is.
It looks unlevel, but my torpedo level says it is.
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  • bibbingsandhensby Profesor Plus
    el 13.01.2022 a las 10:47
    Bibbings & Hensby

    ¡Eso se ve genial! Has hecho un muy buen trabajo allí. Sí, a veces el grano entrelazado/ondulado puede ser un verdadero dolor de cabeza. En esos casos es cuando alcanzamos nuestra hoja de plano de bloque con un ángulo alto o nuestro plano número 164. Ajústelo a un corte muy superficial y con la boca tan cerca de la hoja como sea posible para permitir que pase el afeitado. 👏🏻

  • cethern
    el 18.01.2022 a las 20:08
    Eric Dean

    @bibbingsandhensby Gracias por las amables palabras. Un avión de ángulo alto está en mi lista de deseos.

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