Krenov Cabinet #2: Dry fit of base
Here is the legs and aprons joined with biscuits. Nothing is glued up nor square though. Aprons 3 1/4” wide and 9 1/8” and 18” long
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Krenov Cabinet #1: Legs-the Krenov curve
Krenov style cabinet based off of dimensions in Fine woodworking issue no. 208. I am using both P...
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Lounge Chair #11: Finished
All done. Finished with wiping varnish, now for some leather upholstery .
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Lounge Chair #10: Almost there
After many weeks, the bridal joint and holes for the dowels were put into place. Now just time to...
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Lounge Chair #9: It's coming together...Glued up the legs.
Now all of these parts and pieces are starting to make sense. The slats for the leather pads are ...
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Lounge Chair #8: Arm into leg
I thought this would be a lot more tricky than it turned out to be. Four dowels are placed in the...
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Lounge Chair #6: Dado for legs
Dado for upright leg allows the curved leg to lock in with it. On the top are four dowels which j...
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Lounge Chair #7: Back-Slats and glue up
The slats of the back are the only straight piece of the chair. They measure about 17 inches long...
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Lounge Chair #5: Upright Legs
Cut from 8/4 cherry. Cut to a width of about I want to say four inches and about 22 inches long. ...
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Lounge Chair #4: Back
The back really has a cool shape to it as the chair is meant to follow the shape of the body. Unf...
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Lounge Chair #3: Arms
The arms use the same mold as the legs and are cut to the same width of 3” but are quite a ...
