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You may remember I posted pictures of some maple I bought to make a chair
for my daughter and my new grandson. Well, here it is with two coats of Deft
Oil finish. :-)












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You may remember I posted pictures of some maple I bought to make a chair
for my daughter and my new grandson. Well, here it is with two coats of
Deft Oil finish. :-)

Not only is this chair just bee..yuu..ti..ful, but it looks very strong and
sturdy as well. It should last a couple hundred years or so.

The stripes on this chair is a real eye catcher.

Ya did good son, ya did good!

How much did this wood cost you? I can't really see the scale really well
from the photos. How is it size wise? Is it a little short or a full size
rocking chair?







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Congratulations!

Definitely an Heirloom Piece

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You may remember I posted pictures of some maple I bought to make a chair
for my daughter and my new grandson. Well, here it is with two coats of
Deft Oil finish. :-)

Not only is this chair just bee..yuu..ti..ful, but it looks very strong
and sturdy as well. It should last a couple hundred years or so.

The stripes on this chair is a real eye catcher.

Ya did good son, ya did good!

How much did this wood cost you? I can't really see the scale really well
from the photos. How is it size wise? Is it a little short or a full
size rocking chair?

It is a full size chair. The design is one from Homestead Heritage. I had to
get permission to use the design again. I built a mesquite chair like it in
a class at Homestead Heritage. It is a Paul Sellers design. The 10/4 maple
cost me $13 a board foot. I have about $900 in the chair. I ruined a couple
of pieces that caused the price to go up:-(


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You may remember I posted pictures of some maple I bought to make a chair
for my daughter and my new grandson. Well, here it is with two coats of

Deft
Oil finish. :-)


Makes you itch with wanting to reach out and touch it ...

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cost me $13 a board foot. I have about $900 in the chair. I ruined a

couple
of pieces that caused the price to go up:-(


$900 maybe, family heritage ~ priceless! I fully expect you to have signed
it somewhere.


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On Sat, 26 Apr 2008 21:33:07 GMT, "Lowell Holmes"
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You may remember I posted pictures of some maple I bought to make a chair
for my daughter and my new grandson. Well, here it is with two coats of Deft
Oil finish. :-)



Gorgeous!
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Wow!!!!!!!!! I hope my future great-grandson sees a post from your future
great-grandson bragging about the chair his great-grandpa build for his
grandpa.

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It is a full size chair. The design is one from Homestead Heritage. I had
to get permission to use the design again.


Very ethical of you.

I built a mesquite chair like it in a class at Homestead Heritage. It is
a Paul Sellers design. The 10/4 maple cost me $13 a board foot. I have
about $900 in the chair. I ruined a couple of pieces that caused the price
to go up:-(



Not cheap, but you'd pay a lot of money to buy something of that quality and
you'd not have the satisfaction of having made a family heirloom.
Hopefully, your great grandchildren will enjoy it. Or at least enjoy
watching it burn in the fireplace as it is just an old chair.

Nice job.


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You may remember I posted pictures of some maple I bought to make a chair
for my daughter and my new grandson. Well, here it is with two coats of Deft
Oil finish. :-)

Amazing craftsmanship!

Is that fiddleback maple?


mac

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Really nice, Lowell.. Beautiful wood and beautiful craftsmanship. The
Deft Oil did a pretty good job of highlighting the grain all by itself..!
By the way, if it makes you feel any better, I haven't seen any 10/4 locally
but 8/4 is going for $16.50/b.f. here. $13/b.f. sounds like a bargain to
me..

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"Thanks for your kind words. The chair was a big challenge for me and I was
project fatigued. It'll be good to work on something else, but would you
believe I owe one to another of my offspring. I think I'll stay away from
curly maple. It is difficult to work in a lot of respects. I think I'll do
something in cherry, maybe craftsman style with ebonized tenons. i guess
it's time to study Darrel Peart's book. :-)


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Is that fiddleback maple?


mac

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The yard didn't call it that, I suspect they didn't fully realize how much
figure the wood had.


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The yard didn't call it that, I suspect they didn't fully realize how much
figure the wood had.

If they did, they would have charged you more. I echo an earlier sentiment
when I say that you got that wood for a good price.



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Lowell,
That is so beautiful, surely it will be a family heirloom and be treasured
through many generations

K.


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Oil finish. :-)






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ROFLMAO!

Funny... mean... but funny!

K.

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"Lowell Holmes" wrote in message
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You may remember I posted pictures of some maple I bought to make a chair
for my daughter and my new grandson. Well, here it is with two coats of
Deft Oil finish. :-)



Wow! Awesome job. Have you decided on the paint color yet?


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Lowell Holmes wrote:

You may remember I posted pictures of some maple I bought to make a chair
for my daughter and my new grandson. Well, here it is with two coats of
Deft Oil finish. :-)


That's mighty nice. Great design, great execution with some very striking
wood


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