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Hand tool Arts & Crafts bench - Mike Brady - 05-07-2016 I recently finished this Arts and Crafts style bench using hand tools for everything done after the rough rip cuts. Joints are all mortise and tenons chopped with a 3/8" LN mortise chisel and sawed with their tenon saw. The tusked tenons on the stretcher were drilled and then squared with a chisel. The cushion was done by Valley Upholstery in our town using a frame I had made to fit the bench. The leather is from Tandy. I have plenty of leather to sell if anyone is interested. The photos are from my phone and aren't great. Sorry. Re: Hand tool Arts & Crafts bench - Boatman53 - 05-07-2016 Nice bench Mike. I like the clean lines. Jim Re: Hand tool Arts & Crafts bench - AgGEM - 05-07-2016 Ag Re: Hand tool Arts & Crafts bench - Window Guy - 05-07-2016 Sweet, I like it very much, nice job Mike. Steve Re: Hand tool Arts & Crafts bench - mbw - 05-07-2016 Beautiful, Mike I built a similar bench 10 years ago,your's is nicer. Re: Hand tool Arts & Crafts bench - C. in Indy - 05-07-2016 That's a beautiful, crisp job! BTW I had not heard the term "tusk" for this before; that's pretty interesting too. Re: Hand tool Arts & Crafts bench - cputnam - 05-07-2016 Sweet, totally and very comfortable looking. Re: Hand tool Arts & Crafts bench - Arlin Eastman - 05-08-2016 Nice job. If we did not have a church pew in our entryway that would fit the bill. Re: Hand tool Arts & Crafts bench - Mike Brady - 05-08-2016 Thanks guys. I built this to have a place to sit in our bedroom. My Springer spaniel has commandeered the only chair. By the time I get my shirt and pants on I have to sit down to do the sox and shoes! Maybe I'll take a few shots of the various Arts & Crafts pieces I've made over the years and post them. Re: Hand tool Arts & Crafts bench - BillMcD - 05-10-2016 Nice match with the trim in that room. Curious about how you stained, dyed, fumed, etc. the oak. Results are great. |