Sellers Home Dining Chairs
Posted 6 April 2022
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Something Paul has had planned for some time now, and here it is, a completed set of six dining chairs made from oak and walnut using traditional joinery, a combination of hand tools, and some bandsaw work for heavy cutting. Throughout this series, Paul employs lots of hand tool techniques and methods you might never have seen before. It’s not too big a project to make a single chair, and you can make them all at once, one at a time, or make them in pairs as you have the time and the energy. Paul feels quite proud of the outcome of an elegant design he came up with specifically for the Sellers’ home dining room series. We hope you enjoy watching and making it!
While Paul has been finessing the chair into its final form, the design has continued to develop. The technical drawings will follow once the shavings have settled.
When do you anticipate drawings on this chair. I’m rarin to go
I am very pleasantly surprised at the end result Paul. Watching the prototypes I felt the chair design was more akin to an outdoor setting. But after seeing the end result they are beautiful and I could imagine a lounge, dinning room full of this lighter brighter style of furniture. The finished complete set look great.
And as usual another gem of a joint to put in the knowledge bank.
ChrisB.
I think those chairs are absolutely stunning. One day I might be brave enough to try and make some!
In episode 9 are you using a 3/8″ Forstner bit for the plug recess in the slats?
When are we getting the drawing?
We are working on them now and hope to get them out soon. We will email everyone when they are available
Have the drawings been completed yet?
Not yet, you will be emailed when they are available.
Katrina, can you give us an estimate of when you anticipate the drawings to be done? The same question also applies for the other projects for which there are no drawings. Somehow it seems that there is a problem within your organization. Waiting for six months
for the drawings is inexcusable. Of course, Paul is doing a great job as usual.
It has been five months since the intro of the project and no drawings are in site. Katrina above mentions on the 15 of July they are coming soon! One month and a half later many of us are still waiting. How soon is soon?