A&C Kitchen Dining Set - The fat lady still has to ....

Looks very good. You may have to build a bigger dining room table to accomadate the classy chair - bench combo!

Nahh ... it's designed for that spot:

http://65.205.120.222/images/ACset3.jpgActually, I made the two extra chairs (six instead of the needed four in the space), so that the table could be used in someone's else's (daughter's?) dining room after I'm long gone.

One extra chair will go under the clock, where it is no, ready for action.

And the other will go very well with SWMBO's writing desk to replace the "chair that started it all" ... providing I can convince her to give up the upholstered seat, poplar, prototype:

NNNNNIIIIICCCCCEEEE!!!

Typical bass player...

Very nice.

And the whole time I pictured them being used in the front dining room.

You are the Chair-Man

Very nice, Swingman, very nice indeed.

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S_W_E_E_T, VERY SWEET

Lew

Beautiful work!

Frank

Hi Pat,

I'll have to get back to you with a better take on the materials, but here is a _very_ accurate time breakdown, by task, for fabrication of the six chairs (not including prototyping/design time):

Mill/Layout/Cut Parts on Cut List: 30.25 Setup/route Mortises: 39.00 Initial sand/surface preparation: 19.75 Glueup: 12.75 Final Sand: 8.00 Stain: 5.75 Sealcoat TBD

A Cutlist Plus run on the material for the six chars with wooden seats (QSWO @ $6.10 bf) shows $967.51 ... but I already a good deal of that in inventory left over from previous projects.

Why do I add that all up to 115.5? No matter, they look good how ever long it took you!!! Great work.

What time are we all invited over for dinner?

You're going to need more chairs...

-Leuf

Thanks ... you, and my spreadsheet, are correct ... 115.5 it is.

My typo.

"Tim Taylor" dazzled us with his mathematical ability

I was so impressed with the swingman's chair odyssey that I never thought to check his math.

I came up with 115.50 as well.

Maybe TBD means subtract ten hours??

LOL. I'll make the gumbo .... but byol, chairs, and gumbo bowls.

That's a lot of time and materials but the effort certainly looks nice. Chairs have always been a "scary item" for me to tackle.

Your design appears to take some of the scary out, but that is a LOT of M&T that must be perfect.

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Nice job, Swingman.

Did you refinish the floors? If you did, what did you use? I have oak floors exactly like that, but mine need to be refinished and all the results I've seen of others doing theirs wound up too bleached looking.

Mike

My oak floors look exactly like his, I used McCloskey Gymseal. Waterlox Original's original entrance to the market was as a floor varnish.