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Hi, I might need to do a really good custom kitchen and I am wondering which tools are "required" and help achieving a great result. The kitchen in question will be painted - shaker style - inset. So,

Thanks for the input on Sam and his Rockers.. I do however, have to say that not all of his chairs sat where the rocker touched the ground just below the rear leg. perhaps on his classic rockers but

Also... beautiful work. And a quick observation. The easiest way to tell an authentic Maloof is the way the chair sits without an occupant. You will notice that with authentic Maloof chairs, the

All that matters is what feels better on that ass. Taylor Donsker www.tdonsker.com 818.424.9046

I think when I made the first chair, the prototype, I wanted to keep it the same in the spirit of Sam's original, with the 2nd chair you see in the picture, while although it's a different chair, I

after seeing the pull over type I like the button version better. I don't like black leather so I would go with burgundy, medium or dark brown. It's yours so you need to do what you like.

I think the tufted cushion is a little busy, I'd rather it not draw attention away from the beautiful shaped wood and joinery. Another option would be a cushion with box seams rather than just a pull

depends on if someone makes an offer I can't refuse..LOL

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Beautiful Chair. Are you keeping it for yourself? [email protected]> wrote:

I bought a very high quality Italian European leather.? No corners were cut in the making of these chairs.? I even had the upholsterer use the leather for covering the tops of all 25 buttons

That makes sense. Thank you. Philip Davidson

I think if it were my behind sitting in the rocking chair I'd want the smooth leather surface. What quality of leather are you using? I've learned about bonded leather on this forum and will never buy

interesting.. that's a good option too

French seam ala Google: https://images.app.goo.gl/BkUjsphB18pJuNdN6 Its a great flat seam method. [email protected]> wrote:

Philip, the trick is getting the blade into the material to make the cut. Having a fixed, sliding t-nut would require cutting the square blank to the exact finished diameter, then perfectly centering

Brett.. can you elaborate as to how or what French seam would look like? I'd like to consider that too.. This is what a pullover looks like for those who wanted to see it,,

Why not just make a sliding t nut with a point you put in the grove of the outboard extension? Philip Davidson

Tufted is higher effort, higher cost, and indicative of higher quality - but is also polarizing style-wise. Do what you like unless you are trying to sell it - then offer an option and do what the

I guess I'd need to see what the "pullover" would look like in comparison, but I love the button seat. --Michael Garrison Stuber -- Michael Garrison Stuber