Placing the beech in the Jig
The beech had to be repeatedly dampened and heated to become flexible enough to fit in the jig.

Placing the beech in the Jig
The beech had to be repeatedly dampened and heated to become flexible enough to fit in the jig.
Doing the upholstery
The upholstery gives the piece a high quality finish.
Applying the finish
Danish Oil was used to give the timber a low lustrous shine.
Holes must be created to house the fixings which connect the legs/arms to the seat.
The router is used to remove unnecessary waste.
Softened edges and smooth curves give this piece a high quality finish
Strong traditional joints give the piece structure.