Woodworker's Journal 2004 Spring, страница 24

Woodworker

MATERIAL LIST

The armchairs have three additional parts and longer front legs. Check ■ the Pinup Shop Drawings for complete details.

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xW

x L

1 Back Legs (2)

1V

x 3"

x 427V

2 Front Legs (2)

1 V2"

X 17;

>" x 175/s"

3 Backrest Top Rail (1)

3/4"

x 37'

2" x 187s"

4 Backrest Bottom Rail (1)

3/4"

x 2"

x 187s"

5 Backrest Center Slat (1)

1/2"

x 4"

x 1878"

6 Backrest Exterior Slats (4)

1/2"

x 2"

X 187a"

7 Side Arched Rails (2)

3/4"

x 3"

x 18V

8 Side Bottom Rails (2)

3/4"

x 2"

x 18V

9 Side Center Slats (2)

1/2"

x 4"

x 107,6"

10 Side Exterior Slats (8)

1/2"

x 2"

x 107,6"

Exploded View

Leg Mortise

(Section View)

Making Mortises

There's no great secret to cutting the stopped mortises ' used in this project. Since the dawn of the 20th century, advances in power tools have made the process a whole lot easier. The original Arts & Crafts builders would have bored out most of the mortise with a bit and brace, then finished the cuts with finely sharpened chisels. Now there is a new generation of easy-to-use mortising machines. When I counted the number of mortises in each chair and multiplied by four, I decided my shop could finally afford one of these timesaving machines. Perhaps there is a new mortising machine in your future.

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Spring 2004 Arts & Crafts Furniture

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