My furniture post today is over at Lost Art Press:
http://blog.lostartpress.com/2012/07/02/joint-stools-without-a-lathe/#
I wanted Chris to call it “We don’t need no stinkin’ pole lathe” – he must have missed that note….
PF
My furniture post today is over at Lost Art Press:
http://blog.lostartpress.com/2012/07/02/joint-stools-without-a-lathe/#
I wanted Chris to call it “We don’t need no stinkin’ pole lathe” – he must have missed that note….
PF
Awesome. I’ve no lathe and no room for one, so this is perfect, and I secretly like the looks better, anyway. Now all I have to do is find green wood because living in the treeless part of the west, finding green oak of any kind locally isn’t likely to happen unless I sneak onto someone’s lawn in the dead of night and cut down a shade tree. Ever tried to make a stool from green Douglas fir or Ponderosa pine?
I was just doing some research on this very topic, very prescient!
Peter, I shot you an email on rebated shoulders and standard thicknesses. Had some ideas after looking at a bunch of boxes.
I made my posts like this during the infamous 1991 workshop. I’m uncertain about using a shave to clean up the sides but suppose they might have used such a tool. As opposed to a big slick or something.