A gorgeous piece of work and a beautiful story.
The upholstery is really nice, too.
Gliding home for Christmas
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- everettdavis
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Re: Gliding home for Christmas
Outstanding! Now that is a Shopsmith family to be proud of.
Merry Christmas to your entire family. Inspiring for all of us.
Everett
Merry Christmas to your entire family. Inspiring for all of us.
Everett
Re: Gliding home for Christmas
Beautiful work. She will love it.
John & Mary Burger
Eagle's Lair Woodshop
Hooper, UT
Eagle's Lair Woodshop
Hooper, UT
- shopsmithpaul
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Re: Gliding home for Christmas
The back is made from a top, bottom, and 2 side pieces. Each piece is cut on the bandsaw using a using a circle cutter and a beam. I glued up 2 8/4 oak boards for one glue seem. I got lucky with the grain match. you could also use a large turning block. The hardware and plans are available from Shopsmith.BuckeyeDennis wrote:Do we get to see a four-generation photo after Christmas?
How is the curved back made? I couldn't see any laminations, but it looks pretty large for cutting (the arc) on a SS bandsaw.
510, bandsaw, jointer, belt sander, jointmatic
- BuckeyeDennis
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Re: Gliding home for Christmas
Sweet! After you explained how it was done, I can find the lamination seam on the right side. But not on the left side, even though I know where it has to be.
Re: Gliding home for Christmas
Very nice work!