New Throne for LOML

[Jeff]

Just finished from Lyptus wood. The wood is hard, but not as bad as Ash or Hickory. I kind of like the "zebra" grain pattern that it displays.

I guess it happened! :dontknow:

 

[LeftyTom]

:icon_thum Nicely done, my good man.

 

[Glennbear]

Very nice, did you do the macrame seat also ? :wsmile:

 

[PChristy]

very nice Jeff :icon_thum:eusa_clap

 

[Jeff]

Very nice, did you do the macrame seat also ? :wsmile:

Thanks, it's a Carolina beach classic that'll work on a deck from Manteo to Murphy or anywhere else that it fits. Now time to enjoy a cold one with LOML. ccasion1

The macrame seat was ordered from Nags Head Hammocks (gotta phone them 'cause it's not available online).

http://www.nagsheadhammocks.com/

 

[TracyP]

Nice!!

 

[Canuck]

Very, very nice!!!

I can't say that I ever seen lyptus with that much figure. Very pretty indeed!

Wayne

 

[Trent Mason]

Nice work! I really like that. That's a really cool idea with the hammock seat. Enjoy your cold one and the new chair.



* From the title I thought that you made a toilet. I like the chair much better. :rotflm:

 

[cpowell]

That is a way cool lookin chair!! :eusa_clap :eusa_clap

I bet it sits good, too.

What's the finish?

(oh, BTW, the figure is awesome). :icon_thum


Chuck

 

[Jeff]

That is a way cool lookin chair!! :eusa_clap :eusa_clap

I bet it sits good, too.

What's the finish?

(oh, BTW, the figure is awesome). :icon_thum


Chuck

Chuck,

My apologies for not answering your finishing question.

Here's the schedule:

Before assembly sand everything to 120 grit with a ROS (could've gone to 150, but I'm lazy).
2 Coats of Waterlox "Original" and let dry for 24 h between coats in an air conditioned place.
Lightly hand sand with 220 grit with a sanding block.
Third coat of Waterlox and 24 h drying time.

Assemble and touch up with WL as necessary or to your preference.