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Ross Leidy
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Hans Wegner's "Bukkestolen" #17: Starting to Finish
Ross Leidy
I've had a plan to stain these chairs from the start of the project. Red oak looks very 80's-furniture with just a clear finish, which wasn't the...
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Hans Wegner's "Bukkestolen" #16: Fabricating Pivots
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I decided to try my hand at making custom pivot hardware that's similar to what's on the original chair. I started with a small 150x150x2 plate o...
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Hans Wegner's "Bukkestolen" #15: Final Glue-up
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With all the major shaping and sanding completed, I had one last task before glue-up, and that was to pre-drill the seat frame for all the L-nails....
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Hans Wegner's "Bukkestolen" #14: Backrest Wrap-up
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I used a 1/8" radius round-over bit in a palm router to ease the edges of the weaving slots. Nesting the rails together provided a stable platfor...
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Hans Wegner's "Bukkestolen" #13: Backrest Progress
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While the edges of the backrest parts were still square, I cut the mortises for the dominos. Ganging the rails together made a self-supporting str...
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Hans Wegner's "Bukkestolen" #12: A Start on the Backrest Frame
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Now that the main chair frame is nearly done, I can move on to the independent backrest frame. I started by creating another template to define th...
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Hans Wegner's "Bukkestolen" #11: Seat Frame Shaping and Glue-up
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Because my seat frame components are probably not quite as thick as those in the original, I compensated by making mine slightly wider an limiting ...
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Hans Wegner's "Bukkestolen" #10: Leg and Arm Shaping and Glue-Up
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Now that all of the main chair components are fitted (minus the free-floating backrest), I can begin shaping the pieces to their final form. I sta...
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Hans Wegner's "Bukkestolen" #9: Seat Frame Stretchers
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The secondary stretchers separate the main front and back stretchers and complete the seat frame. The next step in the project is to get those sec...
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Hans Wegner's "Bukkestolen" #8: Arm/Legs clamping jig
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I still need to do some shaping and sanding of the legs and arms before they'll be ready for glue-up, but I took some time to work out how to clamp...
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Hans Wegner's "Bukkestolen" #7: Stretchers trimmed to shape
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With all the tenons cut on the stretcher blanks, I used a router template to cut them to final shape. I used the test front stretcher as my templa...
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Hans Wegner's "Bukkestolen" #6: More stretcher progress
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I completed the remaining stretcher mortises in the two pair of front legs and trimmed the outline on the test stretcher. [20241124-IMG_9577.jpg...
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