Building 4 sculpted dining chair part2

In part two I start to shape out the front and back legs. Also getting them glued to the seat. Hope you guys enjoy and don't forget to subscribe to see future content from me

[@robertbrunston5406]

Great job! Love what your doing! Thank you for sharing 👍🏻

[@brianwoodworking6910]

Robert Brunston thank you for the kind words!! And thank you for watching!

[@chantou1721]

great job

[@user-mp3ke1ji4q]

مبدع 👍

[@markscheiner3952]

Nicely done Brian. I made a couple of his low back chairs a while back. Some dining chairs on my list. Did you start with some templates or draw them out yourself?

[@brianwoodworking6910]

mark scheiner I used some templates, the link is in the bio for part one

[@josebravo8043]

Hi, nice work. How do you make all the seats to look the same?

[@brianwoodworking6910]

Jose Bravo the index holes that I drilled

[@cordelutz]

No screws in the leg joints? I thought paul uses screws no?

[@brianwoodworking6910]

Dan Dumitrescu no on the dining chairs he doesn’t. Plus If you have your joinery tight, you don’t need any screws

[@David-fv7zg]

Brian Robertson Woodworking Ordinarily I would agree with your comment here, most chairs are not screwed. However I made a maloof rocker about 10 years ago and didn’t add screws because the joints were tight. Now the front joints are starting to separate and I have to figure out how to correct this. Granted I am talking about a rocker and there are different stressors than a dining chair. If these chairs get any regular use, I would simply add the screws. They are a nice design element, and add fail safe protection. There is a fair amount of end grain gluing here and may simply not be strong enough. I would hate for anyone to find out ten years later that they could have avoided this headache simply by not leaving out the screws. This is not a criticism of your work at all, simply a comment from my personal experience. I think this is a fantastic build and really nice work here. Thanks for sharing this.

[@brianwoodworking6910]

Dan Dumitrescu if you build the chair like maloof did yes you would need them. His joint wasn’t as deep as Hal Taylor’s and if Hal taylor doesn’t put screw in his leg joints then I feel safe not having them

[@David-fv7zg]

Brian Robertson Woodworking Ahhhh...makes sense. Thanks!

[@cordelutz]

Brian Robertson Woodworking i agree but dont really see the difference betwen this chair and the low back regarding the screw...nvm great work im starting my woodworkig adventure this week..bought all the tools, i need to buy a big pack of templates.keep up the good work