Koa work stool made with my Poulan 4000

[pastryguyhawaii]

I made this chair for the new chef at work to sit on while she does her paperwork. I did all the cuts and shaping with my 4000, my saw of choice for such things. The chair has a koa seat with milo legs and ohia braces. It's the first chair I've made but I was kind of hoping she wouldn't like it so I could keep it. It's quite comfortable.

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[buzz sawyer]

Excellent work, as usual. I like the way you have the legs inset.

 

[Guido Salvage]

Beautiful work as always, probably attritable to your excellent choice of tools.

 

[Zombiechopper]

That's pretty cool

You should check out the windsor chair jigs at lee valley tools. You can run a tapered hole then wedge the tenon. Then you get a gap free joint and don't need any screws or filler

 

[leeha]

Awsome work as always.
You do some fine wood work.




Lee

 

[pioneerguy600]

I like it,..my table is as sturdy as ever.

 

[blsnelling]

Very nice. I still say I have the prettiest one you've built to date!:msp_wub:

 

[pastryguyhawaii]

That's pretty cool

You should check out the windsor chair jigs at lee valley tools. You can run a tapered hole then wedge the tenon. Then you get a gap free joint and don't need any screws or filler

Thanks for the info. I'll definitely check it out.

 

[pastryguyhawaii]

Excellent work, as usual. I like the way you have the legs inset.

Thanks Dave.

Guido Salvage
Beautiful work as always, probably attritable to your excellent choice of tools.

I'm becoming quite fond of those old Poulans

leeha
Awsome work as always.
You do some fine wood work.

Thank-you Lee

pioneerguy600
I like it,..my table is as sturdy as ever.

That's good to hear, Jerry

 

[pastryguyhawaii]

Very nice. I still say I have the prettiest one you've built to date!:msp_wub:

Thanks Brad. And I have to say you're the prettiest person I've sent a table to :wink: ( in a strictly manly manner).

 

[heimannm]

Another beautiful piece. I had to make repairs on a couple of chairs over the holidays, I hate working on chairs.

Congratulations on the great work and the patience to deal with tables and chairs.

Mark

 

[pastryguyhawaii]

Another beautiful piece. I had to make repairs on a couple of chairs over the holidays, I hate working on chairs.

Congratulations on the great work and the patience to deal with tables and chairs.

Mark

Thanks Mark. Safety was my first priority with this chair. It's really solid and heavy, don't want my boss falling off.

 

[stihl023/5]

That is very nice.

 

[clayman]

That is so cool! I remember many, many, years ago my Dad and I built a small barn with a little S25DA Poulan. It was not possible to get electric to the place so we made every cut with that little Poulan. I still have that little saw.

Later I made some rustic yard benches with it, but never anything as beautiful as that stool.