Thanks. I took the frame to a local glaziers who cut the mirrors to size 👍

Yes, straight tenons can be used with a straight drilled hole. The advantage of a tapered tenon is that it tightens as you apply load/sit in the chair. So if the wood should shrink, the leg shouldn't become loose. But with wood that is good and dry, a straight tenon is fine and the shoulder will hold the leg in place. Thanks for watching.

@@crouchvalewoodcraft brilliant, thank you for your help. Look forward to watching the rest of the series

Enjoy👍

Many thanks for your kind words, Tom. I'm glad to hear you are going to give it a go. It will be a chair that you will cherish, for sure, and hopefully the first of many. Good luck with your chair building 👍

You are very welcome, glad you enjoyed them 👍

Yes, you could make it any shape you like, within reason 👍

Cheers Vic 👍👍

Thanks for the comment and the watch. Glad you enjoyed it 👍

Cheers mate, let's hope so 🤞😂

Cheers Lewis, yes, it should prove useful 👍👍

Cheers Ewan👍👍

Thanks, Donna👍

I used a piece of candle wax to lubricate the plane some. Works a treat. Thanks for watching 👍

Thank you! Cheers!

Glad you enjoyed it. Many thanks 🙏

Thanks, so glad you like it 👍

Thanks for the comment. Glad it helped!

Thanks, glad you like it

Many thanks, glad you liked it 👍👍

You are so welcome! Glad you enjoyed the videos 👍

Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching, much appreciated 👍

Many thanks, glad you like it 👍

Many thanks, I'm so glad you enjoyed them 👍

I would like to know if you have any drawings available or if you have images of your templates with the dimensions available. @@crouchvalewoodcraft

@@stevebrisco9422 hi Steve, of you send me an email to [email protected] I'll email them to you 👍

These are about 17 mm in diameter. They are cut from 7/8th's inch /23mm square stock, cheers 👍

Thanks Terry, I'm sure it will look good hanging in my friends garden 👍

Cheers Vic, I'm delivering it on Saturday, but they have seen pictures and are pleased with how it looks 👍

Cheers Hoggy, much appreciated 👍👍

Many thanks, definitely worth saving 👍

Cheers, Lewis. I'm handing it over next weekend but they have seen pictures and are delighted with it - thanks

Cheers Vic, 👍👍

Thanks Vic, much appreciated 👍👍

So true! Thanks mate. Yes, I am pleased with how this turned out, cheers

Thanks 👍 That will be up later today - good to get the editing done on this one!

Cheers Vic, chair making has been likened to the decathlon of the woodworking world. I guess that's not far off. 🤣👍

Cheers mate, getting there 👍

Cheers mate. It's satisfying to use as well 👍

Cheers Vic, yes, it works well 👍

Thanks Vic. Yes, I could certainly make a video on this. It's a very simple project👍

Cheers buddy, glad you liked it 👍

Cheers mate, Glad you enjoyed it

Cheers mate 👍👍

Cheers Lewis, getting there, gradually. Next part should be edited a bit quicker👍

Thank you so much 🙏

Thank you so much!

Thanks Steve, I appreciate your kind words. Yes, the jigsaw and I are one! 🤣 Cheers

Thank you. Thanks for watching. It's great that you are making a screen after watching my other video. Cheers 🥂

You are very welcome. I'm glad you like it 👍

Thanks Vic. I've not used anything that I would never use again but then haven't used lots of different woods. I have made some seats using larch which can leak resin in hot weather, which isn't ideal. But any straight grained, strong, hardwood is fair game.

Thank you so much.

Cheers, Lewis. Part 2 is nearing completion 👍👍

Thank you so much 🙏