Why The Greenwood Chair Made In A Day From A Tree Does Not Fall Apart @harryrogers
Why The Greenwood Chair Made In A Day From A Tree Does Not Fall Apart  @harryrogers
Uploaded September 2018 | Updated September 2026, 58 minutes ago
Revealing the secrets of green woodworking and how we use the forces of nature with wood drying out to get really strong joints in the chair made from a tree in a day. This film will really help you if you are thinking of building a greenwood chair or stool, and explains how to position mortise and tenon joints for maximum strength, and how to shape them to avoid splitting as the chair dries.
The link to the "Can we make a chair in a day?" film is here:
youtu.be/YHsywNFAL0g
Here is a link to the Mike Abbott Living Wood book:
UK Amazon: amzn.to/2ONlNcA
US Amazon: amzn.to/2Dvl4vo
Here is a link to the John Alexander book:
UK Amazon: amzn.to/2OQjQfe
US Amazon: amzn.to/2xSAYKm
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