English Garden Bench Page 4
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Fitting piecesMore piece cutting. Here I am working on back rest, slates for back and arms.
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Joints part 2 | ||
| Forming the arm rests. | |
| Side view. | |
| Tenion for leg to fit into. | |
| Tenion for arm to back leg. | |
| Carved arm rest to shape. | |
| I cut pins out of Wenge to hold joints together. | |
| The holes for the pins are offset so that they don't split. | |
| Pegs in place. | |
| Glue-up of sides. | |
| Closeup of top inlay before cleanup. | |
| Inlay after cleanup. | |
| Glue up of main part of bench. | |
| Another view. a angled tenon joint. | |
| Cut out for dovetail joint for the cross bar under seat. | |
| Other direction view. | |
| This shows the bottom of the slot. | |
| The seat slates are attached with pegs to keep them in place. | |
| Another view. | |