Low Seat with Japanese influence

mardi 15 juillet 2014

I had a request to build a low seat for a young boy.



The family often sit on the floor and eat at a coffee table in the loungeroom.



The Taunton foot stool has a nice shape and I thought the dimensions would be about right for sitting at a coffee table.



I remember seeing a Japanese style stool carved by David marks and the curved parts look good and should make the seat more comfortable.



The mortices were cut on the morticer. A tilting table would have made it easier for the angled mortices.



Tenons were cut on the tablesaw.

I assembled the seat and legs and marked the location and angles for the brace.



I penciled a few different shapes for the seat with the sculptured rocking chair style seat and long curve the preferred options.



The long curve seemed more appropriate for a low seat. I carved the seat and legs while they were dry assembled.



After the parts were glued I added wedges to the tenons for extra strength.





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