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You may have missed it but I sell chair parts. This includes leg and post turnings, stock for spindles and steam bent parts and stock for crests. The riven stock will be white ash and the turnings will be hard maple.

Warning

Woodworking is inherently dangerous. The techniques described in Chair Notes are attempted at the risk and liability of the reader. Often in images, safety guards are omitted for clarity. It is the responsibility of the reader to use all safety devices including eye protection.
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