Another garden bench/chair becomes a dining chair/stool.

nice work , junji

love your work style !

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Excellent Work Junji. I don’t think you have to worry about that furniture not lasting. Keep us posted.

-- Walt, Ohio

Haha – that’s a great picture of your daughter putting your wonderful bench to use. Nicely done!

The garden benches are multiplying as is your need to make more and more! See what you have started?

-- If you can't joint it, bead it!

Hello from downunder , I like that , its a nice bit of work , sorry I cant listen to your music as I dont have broadband .

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Thats one heck of a dining room table. I love the bench, I just finished on and will post it when the poly dries.
Thanks for sharing

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That’s a nice bench, but wow that dinning table is thick! Impressive.

Your pieces always have a great design

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Very cool pieces Junji. I like the rustic look of your furniture especially well with the functional modern design of your house. The two styles compliment each other very nicely.

-- Mike, an American living in Norway.

I liked your table and the simplicity of the design. Do you use lathe for rounding the ends of the legs that fit into the top or you do it with hand tools?
Sharad

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Thank you for your comments, everybody.

The dining table… Yes, the table top is very thick, but this is not my project. I asked my friend woodworker to make this about 9 years ago, when we got married. I was not yet a woodworker myself then.

mcchairs,
Yeah, hello from the other side of the world!
That’s too bad, but please try my songs when you can!

sharad,
No, I did them with chisels, and that is not so much work to do at all. Moreover, I don’t have lathe!
Really, I do believe that if you only do 4 legs, using lathe will take more time than by hand tools.

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Junji I really appreciate your doing the rounding with chisels. They have come out so perfect. I like people who use hand tools.
Sharad

-- “If someone feels that they had never made a mistake in their life, then it means they have never tried a new thing in their life”.-Albert Einstein

Sharad,
YES, I also like people who use hand tools.

-- Junji Sugita from Japan, http://tetra.blog12.fc2.com/

Beautiful bench. Friend did similar for a living room table top.