Building Some Chevalets, a Class Action #4: Day Four ...... Seems Longer

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Just a few pics today. I started off by cleaning up yesterday’s glue-ups on the column cheeks and generally tidying things up.

Then I cut the recesses for the threaded rod in the carriage logs and glued in the filler pieces. The posts won’t glue in until the ends of the carriage logs are machined.

The rest of the day was consumed by assembling the arm clamps with carriage bolts and with cutting and fitting all the seat parts. Here’s the photo I wanted to get to yesterday.

I’ve got eighteen and a half hours in now and I’m working way harder than an old guy like me should but I’m really enjoying pushing myself and I do love a challenge.

Thanks for looking in.

Paul

The early bird gets the worm but its the second mouse that gets the cheese.

Coming together. What’s the deadline?

Losing fingers since 1969

No real deadline except that I’d like to try to get a class together for August if I get any interest at the fine arts show. My demonstrations are on Saturday.

The early bird gets the worm but its the second mouse that gets the cheese.

Great progress Paul. I hope you blog the fine arts show again this year.

Mike, an American living in Norway

Sometimes setting a high goal for oneself is the best thing to do a whatever age you are. It proves to yourself that you still have the good mojo flowing. Good on you Paul.

Madts.

Tor and Odin are the greatest of gods.