Dining Chairs in English Oak. Part 2 - The Legs

Steve Maskery cuts the legs for a set of six dining chairs There are lots of challenges along the way, but, somehow, he, and the chair, survives!
For details of the belt-sander linisher:
• Belt sander linisher

[@MCsCreations]

Awesome work, Steve! 😊 I hope you can save them all! And try to put an horizontal beam under the top of the router... Perhaps you could force it back. Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@johntyrell8036]

Great video Steve. As normal. Appreciate you sharing the production issues. Glad its not just me.

[@Woodgate425]

Yep! Happens to the best of us. Great video Steve, looking forward to the next one.

[@alland1241]

Real world problems Steve, very well explained

[@RYwoodview]

I hope all your legs survive, Steve!

[@anirishwoodworkersdiary2137]

Excellent advice Steve I look forward to hearing all about the joinery in the next video cheers Phil 🔨🪚😊 AN IRISH WOODWORKERS DIARY 😊

[@handyjim]

that is a great jig on the bandsaw must try that, how about showing us what you did with the sander another great jig

[@michaelmayo3127]

The tannic acid in the the oak has acted as a natural dye.