Re: MORRIS CHAIR, building a classic.
at the DP, with the wood rasp, cut the pieces until it fits the pin holes of the chair.
then smooth sanded...
Re: MORRIS CHAIR, building a classic.
fitting the pins..
pivot pin...
support pin...
Re: MORRIS CHAIR, building a classic.
Jon, that would be safer and more consistent if you left a piece on both sides na original size. I would also prefer doing it on the rt, just a preference but I think its safer as well...
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Re: MORRIS CHAIR, building a classic.
on my way to finishing proces.
before the procedure, i made a shopmade support blocks, to
elevate the workpiece bieng finished of the floor.
Re: MORRIS CHAIR, building a classic.
Jon, that would be safer and more consistent if you left a piece on both sides na original size. I would also prefer doing it on the rt, just a preference but I think its safer as well...
yap, that's what did, sorry hindi ko nakunan ng pics.
with both sides ended up like hand rails ng stairs ? am i right?
Re: MORRIS CHAIR, building a classic.
flooded the entire project of stain ( ace stain - dark walnut )
Re: MORRIS CHAIR, building a classic.
wow! paano mo nagawa yung dowels?
did you just do mulitples passes on the RT , then turning it a little after each pass?
Re: MORRIS CHAIR, building a classic.
wait for some time for the stain to dry. about 10 - 15 mins.
then wipe-off...
Re: MORRIS CHAIR, building a classic.
be alert too, because you might find it hard to wipe-off some areas that have dried up.
Re: MORRIS CHAIR, building a classic.
some more pics...
Re: MORRIS CHAIR, building a classic.
wow! paano mo nagawa yung dowels?
did you just do mulitples passes on the RT , then turning it a little after each pass?
Bee you can run a rectangular stock that is half the dimension of your roundover bit. (if your roundover bit is 1/2" your wood should be 1 inch on two sides and length of your choice, roundover the four sides but leave the front and back portion uncut so you will have a flat surface on the rt...)
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Re: MORRIS CHAIR, building a classic.
wow! paano mo nagawa yung dowels?
did you just do mulitples passes on the RT , then turning it a little after each pass?
i have a 1" round over bits, since i need a 1" size dowels, accuracy is not an issue since i'm going
to use it as a holder or knob. i do multi-pass on the RT, flipping over after each small pass. until
you get the desired roundness. small pass for good cuts and safety ( another lessons learned from
the master)
now here is the issue, i have a 5/8 holes and i need the pins to fit
into the holes, so i fit the dowels into the DP, and sanded it until it fits into the holes.with
occasional stops to check the fit.
Re: MORRIS CHAIR, building a classic.
Bee you can run a rectangular stock that is half the dimension of your roundover bit. (if your roundover bit is 1/2" your wood should be 1 inch on two sides and length of your choice, roundover the four sides but leave the front and back portion uncut so you will have a flat surface on the rt...)
absolutely right !!!:cool:
amen ako dyan !!!;)
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ahhhhhh i see i see, Thanks for the info guys
Re: MORRIS CHAIR, building a classic.
Bee you can run a rectangular stock that is half the dimension of your roundover bit. (if your roundover bit is 1/2" your wood should be 1 inch on two sides and length of your choice, roundover the four sides but leave the front and back portion uncut so you will have a flat surface on the rt...)
Sorry for the ignorance, could you somehow rephrase it again? My virtual router is having problems with this method 😀
