Actually SingerTree Studio here -- you've mastered this part, so many thanks. The Rotex 40-grit phase seems more like "wiping" away undulations. Can't wait to build my own!
Great video. Keep it up. Would love to see a video of how you shape the leading edge and bottom of the seat as well as a detailed video of shaping a joint from start to finish.
Do i have to use force a lil bit for the sander for all grit?..bcoz now i just use force for 80 and 100 grit to make it flat after use the planner... For grit above that i just push it forward
Love the videos, can't get enough of the chair making vids. Do you leave in rotex for all grits ? Also do you have a source for the new sandpaper you are using. Thanks
Actually SingerTree Studio here -- you've mastered this part, so many thanks. The Rotex 40-grit phase seems more like "wiping" away undulations. Can't wait to build my own!
YOu are very welcome, thank you for watching.
Thank you for making this series and sharing your experience.
Thank you for watching!
Great video, looking forward to seeing the whole process step-by-step!
I plan to post more video on the whole process
Great video. Keep it up. Would love to see a video of how you shape the leading edge and bottom of the seat as well as a detailed video of shaping a joint from start to finish.
I will try my best to post some videos of this :)
Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge very informative we’re you in Rotex mode with the 400
Do i have to use force a lil bit for the sander for all grit?..bcoz now i just use force for 80 and 100 grit to make it flat after use the planner... For grit above that i just push it forward
sculpting the seat seems to be the part that requires more work on a maloof chair, how much do you think it takes to you?
Its definitely time consuming - to get it really smooth and flat takes me about 1.5hrs
Love the videos, can't get enough of the chair making vids. Do you leave in rotex for all grits ? Also do you have a source for the new sandpaper you are using. Thanks
Thank you for watching. Yes I am always in rotex mode. I do have one here where I live, where are you located? Perhaps I can help.
Is there a handtool, scraper or something, that might speed this process along? Or is the rotex the fastest way to go?
I think some people use a scraper or draw knife. I am just most comfortable with this method. Always curious to see how other people do it though!
I have used a nice sharp curved scraper to get the high spots, works fairly fast. GaraWood is a good guy to follow for making a rocker.
Are you using 3M paper?
I use 3M, Festool and SIA paper - you?
@@GaraWoodWoodworking Indasa Red Line. Just got some 3M Cubitron to try.
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