Stickley 369 Morris Chair

Very nice chair. The Morris chair is one of my favorites, only piece of furniture I have built. You did a beautiful job.

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Beautiful Chair, so nicely done!!!
Need to add I liked the blog also, Thanks !!!

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Your chair is absolutely magnificent, Really nice job.
I read the blog also, great.
Hay I wonder if you would mind telling me what brand those sliding squares that your using are?
I have difficulty getting a sliding square that is accurate.
Regards
Anthony

Congrats on a nice Morris chair. That smile says you did a good job. All made more difficult using mostly Caveman tools. Loved the blog.

Thanks for posting..

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Nice work. It looks great.

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great job on the chair,and i agree your wife looks like see loves it too.

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Very nice!!

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Got to agree with everyone else, a great looking finished chair. I also agree with Pottz. Bottom line, you done good!

That’s a nice one for sure. This project is a rite of passage for woodworkers. Anyone into arts and crafts style furniture should build one of these. I have one just like it in my living room. It was the project that got me interested in leather upholstery work too.

Great work.

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I second your sentiment regarding the upholstery. That is usually the downside we would all have to face after doing the fun woodworking part. Great job by the way!

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A testament to a time honored design. Well done! Looks like another happy customer too. LOL

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