Any woodworkers?

Yes, those are along the lines I'm thinking. Except the wife isn't big on dead animal parts in the house. I think they would make an awesome chandelier. But pick your battles, right?

The entry has pony wall either side, so any bench will be backless. Because of that, I like the idea of emphasizing the species and grain more than structure, I think.

Edit: also want room for shoes underneath. Attempting shoe-free household in the new place.

 

...you could probably get some wrought iron hooks of some sort, ...or perhaps by some and do DIY-type distressing/aging?... I was thinking quatersawn white oak more in line w/ "craftsman"-style, ...but if you want more of a high-country lodge-style atmosphere, ..maybe some of the softwoods would be more pertinent; pine, cedar, fir, ?...

 

Live edge walnut is awesome

 

I like all of those. The third one is probably the right size and proportion.

 

A stand for small Nepalese bells. Walnut, maple, brass.

 

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Saving that one for a later date.

 

Make sure your blade only sticks out like a tooth above / below the ply.

 

do you have the plans to share by chance?

 

May I get them as well?

 

Nice job.
I'd change up the lumbar area.

 

Hey all. I just found the thread. Glad to see other woodworkers here.

Currently working on a rocking chair


I try to do everything with hand tools only. Yeah things take a little longer, but the time in the shop is what im after, not the finished product.

 

Yea.
I've sat in one with a good lumbar curve and was as comfy as a Lazyboy.