NiceNottingham wrote:Work in progress !
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I'd use the old wood. I love restoring the old wood. Old wood. Ol'dwood. Allwood. Elwood... this goes on like soYoda wrote:Started working on these boards a long time ago, four sets each consisting of twelve boards of Douglas wood.
Cut, sanded, three layers of clear coat for boats, lots of stainless screws to keep the boards in place. Stored the boards for two years to make sure that they were flat and had stopped sweating.
I am restoring four garden chairs from around 1963, made from round feather steel. Tossed the old wooden parts, bought new screws and had the feather frame blasted before painting it, nice to sit in and remember times past.

Clean! NiceAlhig72 wrote:Soldering
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Very nice looking. I finished a french polishing session on a couple of chairs, and on a box like sitting stand. This is relaxing.Yoda wrote:One finished and number two almost there..

You lucky old man. I envy youYoda wrote:Comfortable 22 C degrees here now, sitting on the porch with a glass of wine ..






perfect done, they would fit great on my balkonYoda wrote:One finished and number two almost there..


Nice porche!Yoda wrote:One finished and number two almost there..

Thanks mate! I can't stop working leather!earloflondon wrote:NiceNottingham wrote:Work in progress !
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These chairs have a fantastic designs and now they look as new