Random stuff you have made

[STS11]

Someone’s woodworking talents are off the charts!!!

Thanks

 

[dancer4life]

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Wow, very nice work.

 

[STS11]

Wow, very nice work.

Thanks

 

[STS11]

Tage Frid Three-Legged Stool Replica
Chairs are very difficult, very nice.
Generally speaking I hate three-legged stools; however this stool was one of Frid’s most successful and iconic designs. While sitting on a fence at a horse show, Frid was inspired to explore the minimal amount of structure needed to support a grown human. The result was a stool with a sixteen inch wide by six inches deep seat.

My goal was to replicate that stool, as closely as possible, using cherry. The legs are mortise-and-tenoned to the seat and wedged with Walnut to ensure strength. There is small addition mortised-and-tenoned to the back of seat to support the back leg and the backrest. The backrest is attached using hand cut dovetails. It took me more time that I thought it would and I somehow used about every tool I had in the shop.

Believe it or not, it is pretty comfortable while playing the guitar or sitting at the reloading bench. Pictures of my version are below:

If you're interested in seeing pictures of the original it is displayed @ the Moderne Gallery in Philadelphia.



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[TerryMiller]

Tage Frid Three-Legged Stool Replica

Generally speaking I hate three-legged stools; however this stool was one of Frid’s most successful and iconic designs. While sitting on a fence at a horse show, Frid was inspired to explore the minimal amount of structure needed to support a grown human. The result was a stool with a sixteen inch wide by six inches deep seat.

My goal was to replicate that stool, as closely as possible, using cherry. The legs are mortise-and-tenoned to the seat and wedged with Walnut to ensure strength. There is small addition mortised-and-tenoned to the back of seat to support the back leg and the backrest. The backrest is attached using hand cut dovetails. It took me more time that I thought it would and I somehow used about every tool I had in the shop.

Believe it or not, it is pretty comfortable while playing the guitar or sitting at the reloading bench. Pictures of my version are below:

If you're interested in seeing pictures of the original it is displayed @ the Moderne Gallery in Philadelphia.



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Your's is somewhat like this old-timey birthing chair.

Antique Birthing Chair

 

[Shottyshooter90]

Wine glass holder I made my mom for her Bday, Bent some twist steel into her initials and used a piece of Oak for the top

 

[Mr Sean]

Electric or mechanical removal?

Of the anodizing? Mechanically

 

[Perplexed]

Of the anodizing? Mechanically

Media blasting with a vinyl stencil?

 

[dancer4life]

Wine glass holder I made my mom for her Bday, Bent some twist steel into her initials and used a piece of Oak for the topView attachment 193810View attachment 193811

Love it!

 

[Mr Sean]

Media blasting with a vinyl stencil?

More like easyoff oven cleaner and 00 steel wool. . Vinyl stencil and salt vinger solution for the etching