Dining Chairs in English Oak - Part 6, Final Assembly

Steve Maskery races against time to get his chairs finished before it gets dark!

[@MCsCreations]

Really beautiful work, Steve! 😃 Looking forward to the next part! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@neilcarter6543]

Good Morning Steve, thank you for posting this as I always love your work. Sheila and I loved your 'original' chairs, as the 'posture' was perfect for us. How do these new chairs compare? Thanks, Neil

[@SteveMaskery]

Hi Neil. Well I used the shape from the original chairs to make the former for the backs, so the general form is very similar. The main difference is that the back is nicely padded, so the sit is very comfortable indeed. The other advantage of a padded back is that my braces do not damage the chair. Metal clasps and polished wood are not good bedfellows and I have damaged more than one chair that way.

[@neilcarter6543]

@@SteveMaskery Thank you for the explanation, I understand now why it's padded. I promise that I didn't laugh, about your braces and the chair.