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Minus a little smoothing and painting, the chair is finished.
![[Image: Welsh_Chair.jpg]](http://www.hunt101.com/data/500/Welsh_Chair.jpg)
This is really comfortable, and the wife approves. My critiques are that the feet seem a little clunky so I may slim them down a little, maybe a 1/8" or so off the bottom dimensions.
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Just noticed you went with the through tenons on the undercarriage...looks nice. Great job, thanks again for sharing. Three more for a set or what?!!
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Big problem in little china
The crest developed a split. Guess I left the tenon a bit too big. In the future, I will trim them down a little more. This was not a moisture issue as the wood has been air drying for almost 2 years.
![[Image: Split_Crest.jpg]](http://www.hunt101.com/data/500/medium/Split_Crest.jpg)
Not all is lost. This chair is still a keeper, and I may simply leave it as is, or fill with epoxy before painting.
