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The original chair has top, middle, and lower rails that connect the two backrest stiles.   In addition to providing additional stability, I think ...

   I think it was one of our Shop Teachers in High School, who told us about how challenging Shop was in the "Old Days"... We were told for instanc...

Back when I was flush-trimming the arm and seat rail components, I avoided routing the straight edge on each where they would eventually be joined....

For cutting the yoke tenons, I used the technique described by Ty earlier, rather than using a filler piece in the top curve of the yoke.  Ultimate...

I cut a set of stretchers on the CNC since its bed was large enough to accommodate their length.   It's much less harrowing than flush trimming nar...

I'm focusing on the seat components first so I can work out any kinks in the M/T process.  The components that form seat sides have a single mortis...

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Littlecope Boxes have been entered, over the years, into a couple of New Hampshire State Fairs with excellent results! [20240923_145059.jpg] I am v...

I've turned wheels from most of the hardwoods I have in my lumber-hoard. Diffuse-porous woods are easiest. Hard-maple wears nice and long, so I'll ...

Note, this should have been first, but Craftisian doesn't have a good way to go back and add a new entry out of order, as far as I can tell. [Imag...

The fenders can be made from a template, but if you change the wheel size, you'll probably want to adjust the fenders to match the wheels you've ma...