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Ordered the book yesterday. Looks like I don't have permission to launch the images.

Just wanted to check, many have attached links to pics of the chairs they have made to help me in making my own chairs. When I click on the link I get a message that says I don't have permission. Is...

Thank you all for the advice I am going to do a poplar mock-up with a 102 degree angle for the back and see if that works.

Tom, thanks for such a full reply, would love to have the plans if it's not too much trouble my e-mail is woodcontours@gmail.com

I am making chairs for a kitchen set and by looking at other chairs it looks like the angle of the back leg that rises above the seat is 102 degrees. I know this can vary so I'm looking for an...

Thanks everyone for your comments and suggestions

I know Lie-Nielsen made one that looks like it’s no longer available. Steve Latta also used one in his videos. I will make one but would appreciate “plans” or instructions on how best to do this....

I was thinking of getting one. What brand blades do you use and is there anything particularly tricky about using them? Thanks

I have always used 4 parts mineral oil to 1 part beeswax. Is the mineral oil really necessary, one additional cost to skip? I have also heard of a mixture of beeswax and coconut oil. So, I would...

First time doing this and yes I will do a test piece first. Depth is likely 2- 1 1/2 inches. Looking to do river tables and artistic pieces using odd shaped sections of tree trunks that have large...

Up until now I've been using jam chucks but I want something faster. I was looking at the Longworth chuck but was also thinking of vacuum chucking. I have a 4 gallon mini compressor that will deliver...

Thinking down the road if this should become necessary, but can this be done? I was thinking of giving it a light sanding with 320 stearated being careful not to get ghosting from lower layers and...

Thanks to both of you, I wanted to review my method just to confirm since this is the first time using CV - Here's how I put the finish on - three coats Mohawk CV, first two straight from can, third...

Thanks Kevin

Jeff,
Thanks for your help. Here's how I put the finish on - three coats Mohawk CV, first two straight from can, third coat reduced 2-3%(the second coat had some junk in it). Each coat sanded 320...

For anyone with experience spraying conversion varnish. Just put three coats solvent based Mohawk brand on a kitchen table top. First two straight from the can, third coat reduced 5%. It's been a...