Near the End

[walnutjerry]

As I get near the end of a chair order with African Mahogany seats, I marvel at the appearance from differrent angles and different light.
Just take a look.

Maybe more pics later-------I forgot to compress part of them:slap:

Jerry

 

[dozer]

Truly great work Jerry. The grain pattern on those seats looks fantastic.

 

[DaveO]

Beautiful Jerry, so identical, but so unique in the grain pattern of the wood. I would love to have some chairs like that in my kitchen. :eusa_clap :eusa_clap

Dave

 

[Kyle]

I really like those chairs Jerry. Super work.

 

[Travis Porter]

Wow! The mahogany is outstanding, but the chairs are GORGEOUS overall!

 

[mshel]

Beautiful chairs Jerry, I love the chatoyance in Mahogany (good stuff). Sapele also has some nice shimmer to it and it is a lot cheaper.
Keep up the good work!!!!!!!

Mike

 

[P Crews]

Jerry, great work on those chairs. They are really nice. :eusa_clap

 

[charlie s]

Wow! Those chairs are absolutely stunning.

Charlies

 

[Dutchman]

Great looking chairs!. I love the two tone and the high sheen.

 

[tonyps]

Evening,
Those are sure great looking chairs, super job, great color!

Tony ...

 

[dino drosas]

Jerry.

That is truly some awesome work. Makes me want to go out in the shop and make something. Are the back frames laminated or steam bent?

Dino

 

[McRabbet]

Ribbon cut African Mahogany is truly beautiful wood -- it is what I used in the Wine Cellar Project on this year's calendar and I still marvel at the beautiful grain reflectance (chatoyance) it exhibits. It is really mesmerizing. I'd be curious as to your source and price per Bd Ft.

Rob

 

[DavidF]

Wonderful Jerry.

 

[cpowell]

Beautiful work, Jerry. :eusa_clap :eusa_clap I really like the chatoyance and color variation.

I am envious of your artistic talent.

Chuck

 

[walnutjerry]

Jerry.

That is truly some awesome work. Makes me want to go out in the shop and make something. Are the back frames laminated or steam bent?

Dino

Dino--------The loop in the back is steamed and bent around a form. It is a time when you hold your breath until the last wedge is in place, you do not get 100% success in bending process. Sometimes they break:crybaby2:

Jerry

 

[walnutjerry]

Ribbon cut African Mahogany is truly beautiful wood -- it is what I used in the Wine Cellar Project on this year's calendar and I still marvel at the beautiful grain reflectance (chatoyance) it exhibits. It is really mesmerizing. I'd be curious as to your source and price per Bd Ft.

Rob

Rob--------I bought that mahogany from McEwen in High Point. It was 3.65 a bd ft back in Sept. 06. I also bought walnut at the same time and it was nearly 6.00 bd ft. Both were 8/4 stock.

Jerry

 

[skeeter]

WOW! Awsome chairs and a great job.

 

[sapwood]

Jerry, the chairs are too beautiful to sit in. Just mount them on a stand for viewing. :icon_thum

Roger

 

[zapdafish]

wow!, beautiful

 

[sawman]

Jerry, those chairs are beautiful, I need to try steam bending, read alot about it but have yet to try it.

Albert :saw: