Building a elegant sculpted low back chair (part1)

The starting process of building Maloofs lower back chair. Roughing out the seat and getting it ready for power carving. Back and front legs will get cut out and fitted

[@MsFishlegs]

My wife was in the kitchen and I was watching this videoin the lounge. She overheard your comments about having an excuse to buy some more tools, and she said she was going to come up there and break your other leg. We are in New Zealand, but you never know with women, especially when you wind them up. Love your videos.

[@jamessanders7873]

First channel I have ever subscribed to. More people need to find your videos. You have an amazing talent

[@brianwoodworking6910]

Thank you James! I am honored that you choose me to be your first subscribed channel!!

[@tkoresto]

Nice. Good camera angles

[@wgsnssssssss]

great stuff, needs more views. subbed

[@brianwoodworking6910]

gssns thank you!

[@patrickwatters6733]

Hey, you video is great. Did you ever complete the next parts?

[@montewoods4766]

great stuff

[@brianwoodworking6910]

montewoods thank you I appreciate it

[@user-wf1lk3yu5x]

Красиво получается. Шаблоны сами делали?

[@himaunshuagte7992]

Great vid, bro get a riving knife that kickback looks scary.

[@MarkRyanAB]

Thanks for creating this video. Do you know the approximate board feet needed per chair?

[@brianwoodworking6910]

Mark Ryan thank you for watching it! For these two chairs I used 50 board feet and had about one board feet extra. So I would say around 20 to 25 board feet but that also depends on how wide your material is. I used 16” wide boards for these chairs.

[@javierq6268]

what kind of wood are you using on the chair? nice Job!! very motivating

[@brianwoodworking6910]

I am using walnut for the wood, and thank you very much

[@tacar300]

Great video! Picked a few key nuances. Specs on the router bits?

[@brianwoodworking6910]

tacar300 1/2” rabbit and 3/4” round over I believe. You check highland woodworking website for the same ones I us.

[@cundiff7475]

How much wood did you get for 1 chair

[@alexmccormick7084]

What do you use to get the double sided tape of the wood? I can't seem to find a good solution

[@brianwoodworking6910]

Alex McCormick I just use my fingers and peel it off, it takes a while but it works

[@georgikostov6143]

Hi dear, where can we find plans ? Nice job!

[@brianwoodworking6910]

Georgi Kostov I do not know as of right now and thank you

[@Putzenaround]

I appreciate your skill at building a chair. I believe you need to practice on your skill at making a video. Why are you going so fast? Why are you playing music. This is a serious question because worldwide so many different people like so many different kinds of music and in the end the more people who watch the video the better for you. But to improve the video more I believe it would be better for you to explain what you are doing and why you are doing it, and why you are sequencing the build as you have. It is a great build and I learned from it. However speeded up photography with out a narrative makes it much harder to learn from. I am not trying to be critical and maybe you didn't make the video to teach. Maybe you just made the video to proclaim "hey look what I did" which is alright. On a personal level I believe that narration and explanation would work more toward teaching others. And I feel with your skills that you would be a good teacher. It is a very nice project and you are doing very nice work. I do not mean to make you feel bad I just believe that if presented the build while explaining the build it would be such a great teaching video. Keep up the spectacular work, this comment is from someone who hopes to be as good as you some day. I will continue to watch your videos - Bravo.