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I agree that maximizing the use of material feels better, and you did a good job with it. I'll point out that chairs are definitely NOT the right application for a lot of figured grain, at least not crotch figure. Avoiding such grain in mediocre cuts of lumber is often difficult. Straight grain with minimal run out keeps things strong and tight. Your QS oak selection is an excellent choice in that regard.

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We had a similar situation with a chair we got from a family member. It became our go-to spot for late-night feedings with our little one, and the height was perfect for that. We also added some new cushions after a while because the original fabric just didn’t cut it.

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