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Pinch wrote:Lovely lovely work Mike!
.....Loving the old stools as well - not many of those beauties around these days.
Pinch wrote:....how are you finding the end grain work of the mortices with a wide chisel - 25/32mm?...
ScotlandtheDave wrote:Beautifully detailed work Mike, even on this scale. I've been keeping up to date with progress despite lying low for a while, so it's great to see all your elements coming together so well!
Mike G wrote:ScotlandtheDave wrote:Beautifully detailed work Mike, even on this scale. I've been keeping up to date with progress despite lying low for a while, so it's great to see all your elements coming together so well!
Thanks Dave. I thought a few days ago that we hadn't heard from you in a while........
Mike G wrote:I've had them over 30 years. I've replaced the top a couple of times (due another change soon), and the legs just the once.
Andyp wrote:Always a pleasure to read these updates. Will be sad when you've finished.
Mike G wrote:Andyp wrote:Always a pleasure to read these updates. Will be sad when you've finished.
There'll then be a load of furniture to make.
9fingers wrote:My mind was in neutral last night and started think about how long green oak can be regarded as green after which it has becoem hard and is just oak?
Also as I believe there are optimum times for felling trees - when the sap is not rising and ideally has fallen, does this lead to a seasonal availability with suppliers for green oak?
Bob
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