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Congratulations to you and your family on the coming arrival of your son. This is shaping up to be a nice looking chair. I don't know if you came to any conclusion but in looking at all you your pictures this looks like White Oak to me. Huh, my oldest grandson turns 23 in October. -
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Late to the party. You guys have already figured out that due to the geometry you can cut the dovetail a bit too deep but not a bit too shallow. Great solution with the Forstner bit. Well done. I also notice that the nuts can get wedged and require a downward push to pop them loose at times. -
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By Beechwood Chip · Posted
I started thinking about a groove, but I wanted to be able to rotate the block.
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