Mesquite Dining Chairs

Very nice scott,great work

beautiful chairs. Thanks for sharing.

Lovely chairs and comfy looking too.

Those are beautiful. They look comfortable, plus you just want to touch the wood and curves. Super!

Beautiful looking chairs!
Driving to CO must be great trip this time of the year. Have fun.

Scott - Your work is always amazing. The first chair I made took 3 months and about 6 prototypes - did it go like that for you when coming up with this design? - Do you use about a million jigs or are you fitting each one?
(sorry - chairs facinate me! - especially ones of such quality).
Schroeder

Schroeder-The first definitly takes a while I'm doing a new chair now I usually do a full size drawing on cardboard then go to the wood with a proto type sometimes I can nail it first try pretty close and just tweek it as a make the next one.These chairs I think I have made at least 5 changes and now I'm fealing good about the feal and look.I hate making jigs but I do have a standard one for the seat joints that I use for all the chairs I dther than that when I get a design down I make sure to do templates on every piece and make notes on how I did that.I used to make something sell it, then say- How did I do that???

Sweet looking chairs Scott!

That"s some pretty wood and a spectacular set of chairs

WOW Scott, really nice work. I love the shape and sweep of the arms on the chairs. Do you have anything in Santa Fe?

VERY,VERY, NICE!!

Robin Renee'

AKA…...........Woodchic

The chairs are really, really good.
And I have to agree with your comment regarding Mesquite. But it is such a wonderful looking wood when done. Also has a great feel.

Thanks for posting

Nice Work …Sam Maloof would be proud …...oh yes ….

thanks great job …

Mike
in Bonney lake