Making a simple chair

[@darrenmacmartin9392]

Great video Dave, it demystifies the whole process. I always like to see the Kanna in action, looks like you’ve got it down pat. Thanks for sharing this!

[@DW_woodworks]

@@darrenmacmartin9392 thanks for watching 👍 The kannas worked out really well on the underside of the seat.

[@thomashverring9484]

Beautiful work!

[@DW_woodworks]

@@thomashverring9484 thanks man, I appreciate you watching 👍

[@robnichols9331]

Nicely done. I particularly like your rounding jig

[@DW_woodworks]

@@robnichols9331 thanks man I appreciate you watching, yeah the jig seems to be working well.

[@RYwoodview]

Lovely, thank you.

[@DW_woodworks]

@@RYwoodview thanks for watching 👍

[@hthury]

Thanks for sharing.

[@DW_woodworks]

@@hthury thanks for watching, I appreciate your time 👍

[@iacobetmaria6899]

Very informative build, thank you !

[@DW_woodworks]

Thanks for watching man, I appreciate it 👍

[@pulseoftheland]

Well done!

[@DW_woodworks]

@@pulseoftheland thanks man, I appreciate you watching 👍

[@edwardjarvinen3702]

Thanks, the chair looks great! One question. With the way the legs are angled and fixed to the base, do you think the stretchers are adding much in the way of extra strength?

[@DW_woodworks]

@@edwardjarvinen3702 thanks man, I appreciate you watching 👍 I think the stretchers do help with ridigity, and longevity, but there are examples with out 100+ years old.

[@TommyCraft.barcelona]

Hi! Was the finish just linseed oil? Or tung oil?

[@DW_woodworks]

It was the Sam maloof mix (bees wax/boiled linseed oil/tung oil).