Thread: Chairs WIP

I really like the design Wongo.
And the execution is every but as good too, great job

I love it. You are a true perfectionist

Incredible work there mate

You should run woodwork classes, I bet you would get a lot of interest.

Andy

First rate work there Wongo

It must be very satisfying to see the grain and joint pop like that.

Another passable effort by Wongo

Thanks everyone. The temp is 35 outside and I am going to do more sanding in the shed. Gonna have a sanding elbow and RSI very soon.

Scott,
The only way you are going to use up all that wood in the garage (so you'll need some more timber) is to go into high volume production.
Why not use assistants?
There is no law precluding child labour and their little fingers can get into those hard to reach places.
Couldn't you hold a faux birthday party and have the littlies and their friends assist?
It worked for dairy farmers in the past.
Or, you could set up a training school like Rembrandt and have assistants pay you to assist in the sanding.
You need to start to delegate and expand if you are going to clear the garage.....

Great work! Rosewood rules, beautiful stuff!

Greg

Nice work Wongo. I'm with Wardy on the child labour thing.

Just a photo of the whole lot together Scott table included and it will be all over well done

Originally Posted by wheelinround

Just a photo of the whole lot together Scott table included and it will be all over well done

I think you might be a little rushie, are we not.

Originally Posted by Christos

I think you might be a little rushie, are we not.

Don't think so 8 chairs x 5 hrs sanding / 15 hrs of day light and a well lite workshop for the rest. He's had all weekend.

Thats 8x4 legs will they all fit on the bus though Scott

Originally Posted by wheelinround

Don't think so 8 chairs x 5 hrs sanding / 15 hrs of day light and a well lite workshop for the rest. He's had all weekend.

You are so right. Well Wongo where the photos of the finish chairs?

Hooray

Scott,
Apparently women suffer post natal depression after a birth and I'm wondering if you will need some support now at the completion of this wonderful project, a niggly feeling of concern....... perhaps an emptiness in the workshop.....

Some women go onto buying sprees and get shoes and handbags, I'd hate to see you suddenly get the urge to buy more tools or ... timber.. now that you have completed this huge project.

We're all here to support you mate and to say "Well done'.
(You have my number if you need to assistance...)

Greg