I Make some chairs! prototype is Sapele and Maple, my 6 are red Oak and Iroko. these are tests to see if i can make these as affordable production pieces.
As usual with your videos Joey, so much to like (and only one thumbs up per person per video). Enjoyed the ideas, the humour, the style, video production and workshop productivity and those "ugly" jigs - just awesome. Thanks and cheers, David
+GuysWoodshop thanks guy , it was a bit tricky putting the vid together actually, do I show jig making, do I show all 14 jigs, is it going to be too boring etc.
No furniture maker worth they're weight would ever use pocket hole screws. Thats what he is laughing about. Especially when you went through the trouble of making a slide down dovetail backrest, then you went and used pocket hole screws. One word of advice for you. If you plan on selling these chairs to the public I'm thinking either all joinery, or no joinery. Not half & half ok joey? Other then that i happen to like most of your stuff! ☺
Risom inspired? Love the minimalist beauty of mid-century modern. Has a warmth and character that a lot of more 'contemporary' pieces lack. This is beautiful work mate, thanks for bringing us along to see the process.
My grandfather was a carpenter. I never met him, but it makes me very happy that some of his pieces are still in use in different countries. I really enjoy your channel, the quality and nature of the projects are great. Sadly in Finland where I live there's little market for this noble profession. Not to mention that everybody has IKEA at home. I tried to furnish my house with mid century pieces.
Nice work Joey! The Domino is such a killer tool for chairs. I’ve built both a set of bar stools and a set of dining chairs and would have been lost without that tool. Some really clever jigs there as well! Wonder how fast you could batch out a set now that you have the jigs done and one set under your belt?
Yeah that's the way Mr Sellers does his too. Oh, and re using leather & sewing, in his guide he just uses one sheet I think & stretches it around the seat: th-cam.com/video/mYFygbgGv-M/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/bvMElkHLsDc/w-d-xo.html
That sliding dovetail makes them so much more fancy, even if it's straight forward with the jigs. My wife's sold, I reckon I'll be trying something similar
I wonder who the 4 people (as of now) disliking this video are... IKEA managers? blind people? or just morons? but yeah.. I know. they are just other youtubers making videos about woodworking jealous of yours.
I really enjoy your videos! I think you speak enough but not too much, and speed up/edit out the right stuff so we can still follow your process without watching you sand. Love the foreshadowing in the outro too, looking forward to the table design that those chairs suit.
Nice video. The chairs look very nice. The covers for the seat you could have also sewed. Sewing is not difficult, I've sewn a leather cover for my seat.
What a coincidence!, I am a junior carpenter (I hope soon like you), and my wife is costume designer. Simple and beatiful your new chairs, by my side, a have a dinning table 😀, but not my own chairs 😔. Greetings from Chile!! Enjoy our summer time.
Nice job. vent holes in the seat base will allow air to escape and prevent air pressure from possibly damaging sewn seams. Compressing the foam while tacking the cover helps get a nice snug fit. It'll mean another jig though !!!
How about a flat pack option? You could do all of the cutting, shaping and domino prep. The purchaser could do the glue-up, trim the top of the chair-back dovetail, stain and upholstery.
I really enjoy the way you present your builds. Not just a "here's what I have made" but a thoughtful insight to the process and how to improve the build along the way. Nice style too - sadly I'm a mid-century product as well. Cheers.
Lovely chairs, but dining chairs with arms like yours are reserved for the ends of the table. On the sides they are finger pinching and space taking nightmares for the most part so they aren't used in that context. I would consider adding a version of the chair without arms so you can sell a proper set.
Great video! I build MCM furniture and have had a hard time finding knowledge on how to make chairs like this. Liked that you took the time to show the different jigs and setups. Super usefull and much apreciated. If you at some time feel like expanding a bit on the topic I would love to learn a bit more about your design process; how do you get to that exact shape, what/who inspired you, what goals did you set etc? Keep up the good work!
I love the design of the chairs. Mid Century Modern era of furniture is my favorite and that is what I build for my own house. I hadn't thought of using jigs like that for my domino but I will be doing that in the future. And being a Bernina tech on the side it made me smile to see your machine.
LOS FELICITO , ME GUSTA MUCHO. NO SOY DE ESE OFICIO ME ATREVERE A HACERLO Y DEDICARME A ELLO. ESTOY JUBILADO Y QUIERO DEDICARME A OFICIO PARA TENER INGRESOS EXTRAS. MUCHAS GRACIAS. DIOS LES BENDIGA.
Hi, I enjoyed the project and the process of making it. Learned a lot. Thank You. What is that sander whic appears in 7th minute. Greetings from Tenerife
I made the dinning table first and then Benches to match. What comes first the chicken or the egg?? I have also found myself making custom 35mm Dominoes quite a lot lately. You would think that if the Dom machine will cut the hole, then you could buy the dominoes to suit. In a commercial business time is money and Jigs are the way to go for time and reproduction. I'm running out of space to keep all my past Jigs. Maybe to offer Vinyl or Leather option if you are going to sell as a stock item
I really enjoy your designs and the creativity you have. I also like your mellow, even-tempered nature. Nice presentation of very beautiful designs and craftsmanship as well. Thanks for sharing your talent with us.
Absolutely brilliant! I love how understated the jig making process was presented - like it didn't take hours on end with a multitude of coffee and furrowed brows. Quick question - with the left and right female dovetail jig on the back rests at 11:11, how did you set the length stop? Was it just marked out and eyeballed for the pull saw cutoff later?
This was awesome that you went into so much detail about a build with all the jigs. Thanks for that. Also, on another note, I think it's cool that you and your wife have matching tattoos of the diamond for the ring finger and wings on your left arms. Never noticed that before. Keep up the great videos and thanks for keeping it simple for all of us.
As a woodworker, I love these chairs. As a quilter, I covet the Bernina. Great work all around!
+Trishy B cheers
As usual with your videos Joey, so much to like (and only one thumbs up per person per video). Enjoyed the ideas, the humour, the style, video production and workshop productivity and those "ugly" jigs - just awesome. Thanks and cheers, David
+DRMNZ cheers man
Chairs look great Joey. I really enjoyed how you show how the use of jigs speed up the manufacturing process.
+GuysWoodshop thanks guy , it was a bit tricky putting the vid together actually, do I show jig making, do I show all 14 jigs, is it going to be too boring etc.
Super video . . . your music makes AC/DC seem tame . . . jigs are fantastic, makes ten units as easy as one.
+Rod MacKinnon cheers ha sometimes. That's the plan....
"Let's just call these countersunk holes, eh?" 😂😂😂😂😂 awesome build! I laughed hard at that!
+Nicholas Phelps at what ? What are you talking about😉
No furniture maker worth they're weight would ever use pocket hole screws. Thats what he is laughing about. Especially when you went through the trouble of making a slide down dovetail backrest, then you went and used pocket hole screws. One word of advice for you. If you plan on selling these chairs to the public I'm thinking either all joinery, or no joinery. Not half & half ok joey? Other then that i happen to like most of your stuff! ☺
@@christinecahill2874 What an ignorant comment
Awesome build and design. Love the choice of wood, looks sturdy and comfortable. 👍
nice design and thoughtful process. thank you for sharing this
Beautiful craftsmanship as usual, and a multi talented family also!
Keep up the great work and videos
+James O'sullivan thanks
Risom inspired? Love the minimalist beauty of mid-century modern. Has a warmth and character that a lot of more 'contemporary' pieces lack. This is beautiful work mate, thanks for bringing us along to see the process.
My grandfather was a carpenter. I never met him, but it makes me very happy that some of his pieces are still in use in different countries. I really enjoy your channel, the quality and nature of the projects are great. Sadly in Finland where I live there's little market for this noble profession. Not to mention that everybody has IKEA at home. I tried to furnish my house with mid century pieces.
lol, is it just me or is his rough mock up better then anything I have made before
that’s a gorgeous design, can’t wait to see the dining room table 😁
Nice work Joey! The Domino is such a killer tool for chairs. I’ve built both a set of bar stools and a set of dining chairs and would have been lost without that tool. Some really clever jigs there as well! Wonder how fast you could batch out a set now that you have the jigs done and one set under your belt?
+Crafted Workshop cheers Johnny, yes deffinitly the tool for the job. I'd say 2 days for a set of 6. That's the plan anyway.
Nice work Joey
Have you considered 'vent' holes in the plywood seat? - helps the vinyl and foam keep its shape after prolonged use.
Chris
Yeah that's the way Mr Sellers does his too. Oh, and re using leather & sewing, in his guide he just uses one sheet I think & stretches it around the seat:
th-cam.com/video/mYFygbgGv-M/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/bvMElkHLsDc/w-d-xo.html
Thanks you Joey, great job. Very educational video IMO.
+David Spinadel cheers
The chairs finished up really nicely. Sooooooo many jigs, even a little blue jig to drill a counter-sunk hole. Leaving nothing to chance hey? 😀
That sliding dovetail makes them so much more fancy, even if it's straight forward with the jigs. My wife's sold, I reckon I'll be trying something similar
Good looking chairs. Perfect ending.
Hi, great work and enjoyed the video. I really liked the design. Any chance that I can but the plans for this chair? Thanks.
Who makes the sliding jig on your router table? Looks very well made.
I would like to know as well.
I wonder who the 4 people (as of now) disliking this video are... IKEA managers? blind people? or just morons? but yeah.. I know. they are just other youtubers making videos about woodworking jealous of yours.
I love your work man!
Very nice job!!! I'm interest ed în your router table jig, is something you've built or bought?
Really nice looking chairs!
Really nice job
Muy bonito, me gustó!!
I really enjoy your videos! I think you speak enough but not too much, and speed up/edit out the right stuff so we can still follow your process without watching you sand. Love the foreshadowing in the outro too, looking forward to the table design that those chairs suit.
+Brad Landolt thanks. Me too!
Was that some Leftover Crack I heard?! Great videos, thanks for sharing!
+Sean Keeth yup
I liked the chairs!
+BUK thanks
I was wondering when this would be popping up!
+JordsWoodShop / Periodic Furniture Studio yea finally got the upholstery done!
Elegant chairs
Hi. Congratulations for you job!! Are the plans for sale? Thanks
great video mate
Good jobs
Good looking cheers. Australian for chairs...
Ha kiwi actually!
Awesome 👌🏻 thanks for share 😊
даже ребёнок сделает не хуже. дело спасают хорошие материалы и инструмент
Awesome video Joey, really enjoyed the jig overview and insight. Thanks for sharing!
Me gusto mucho gracias
I am would like to make a project like that. Will you be willing to share the design?
Nice video.
The chairs look very nice.
The covers for the seat you could have also sewed.
Sewing is not difficult, I've sewn a leather cover for my seat.
The truth is that the work you do is excellent, I would like tomorrow to get to work, film and edit your way. Congratulations
+El Taller de Nino thank you
Excelente gracias por compartir ¡ grandioso lo que haces ! felicidades a ti y tu familia
nice job man 😍😍😍👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
What a coincidence!, I am a junior carpenter (I hope soon like you), and my wife is costume designer.
Simple and beatiful your new chairs, by my side, a have a dinning table 😀, but not my own chairs 😔.
Greetings from Chile!!
Enjoy our summer time.
Great video, thanks a lot! One question: Why are you always using dominos instead of bisquits?
+Gee F dominos are floating tenons, and actually provide strength the a join. Biscuits are more for aliging say flat boards for gluing into a panel.
What are the blueprints for this chair and I love the stage tables
Qual o nome desta máquina de furar
Great work!! Are you selling plans?
Nice job. vent holes in the seat base will allow air to escape and prevent air pressure from possibly damaging sewn seams. Compressing the foam while tacking the cover helps get a nice snug fit. It'll mean another jig though !!!
How about a flat pack option? You could do all of the cutting, shaping and domino prep. The purchaser could do the glue-up, trim the top of the chair-back dovetail, stain and upholstery.
+NimblyBimbly ha i have been thinking about that
KingPost TimberWorks what do you think you'd need to charge to make it worth your while?
hmm not really sure maybe $100 plus timber cost and shipping. id need to do a few like that to work out time.
I really enjoy the way you present your builds. Not just a "here's what I have made" but a thoughtful insight to the process and how to improve the build along the way. Nice style too - sadly I'm a mid-century product as well. Cheers.
Just watched Jordan Crawfords' Stance Table build. I think his table and your chairs match quite well.
+Peter Compton yea true
Lovely chairs, but dining chairs with arms like yours are reserved for the ends of the table. On the sides they are finger pinching and space taking nightmares for the most part so they aren't used in that context. I would consider adding a version of the chair without arms so you can sell a proper set.
Is it splayed at front?
Really nice! are you related to Bret or Jemaine? or maybe Murray?
+wforl Murray 😉
amigos, alguien sabe como se llama la herramienta que usa para hacer los espigados?
You make the project seem so simple. I appreciate the process detail segments. Thank you for an enjoyable and informative video!
Love your work and your videos. Pure meditation to watch, and truly inspiring.
I'm from Indonesia, if you can know what the name of the wood hole machine is ...?
Great video! I build MCM furniture and have had a hard time finding knowledge on how to make chairs like this. Liked that you took the time to show the different jigs and setups. Super usefull and much apreciated.
If you at some time feel like expanding a bit on the topic I would love to learn a bit more about your design process; how do you get to that exact shape, what/who inspired you, what goals did you set etc?
Keep up the good work!
Good looking chair. Drawings, jigs and a prototype, time and materials are wasted without them.
Bang tetap semangat dalam usaha hobi kayu good 👍
Nicely done. This is why I hate building chairs. The demands of repeatability take so much time it's difficult to price the work reasonably.
+Paul C yup I hear that
Great build, well done 🏆👍🏼😊
What was playing at 13:06 ?
How wonderful that you both had a hand in making something that your family will use everyday. Great work!
+Brian Hackett cheers
I love the design of the chairs. Mid Century Modern era of furniture is my favorite and that is what I build for my own house. I hadn't thought of using jigs like that for my domino but I will be doing that in the future. And being a Bernina tech on the side it made me smile to see your machine.
Wow - those are amazing - to bad you are not closer to me, I would commission some pieces...
LOS FELICITO , ME GUSTA MUCHO. NO SOY DE ESE OFICIO ME ATREVERE A HACERLO Y DEDICARME A ELLO. ESTOY JUBILADO Y QUIERO DEDICARME A OFICIO PARA TENER INGRESOS EXTRAS. MUCHAS GRACIAS. DIOS LES BENDIGA.
Hi, I enjoyed the project and the process of making it. Learned a lot. Thank You. What is that sander whic appears in 7th minute. Greetings from Tenerife
Cómo tengo las medidas gracias.
Nice design mate the chairs look very elegant
Great looking chairs. So many angles, so many jigs, I guess that's the nature of chairs.
LOVED seeing the wife and kiddo!!!
Nice aNd cleaN work also me made like that aNd covers it by leader
S U P E R ......
this chair is useless .... a bad move and they fall to the ground.
Not yet
"Now I need a dining table. Hmmm" LOL! The chairs look great, can't wait to see the matching table :-) Tfs.
Great skills.Awesome jigs. Back to the shop then to make the table, eh...
I made the dinning table first and then Benches to match. What comes first the chicken or the egg??
I have also found myself making custom 35mm Dominoes quite a lot lately. You would think that if the Dom machine will cut the hole, then you could buy the dominoes to suit. In a commercial business time is money and Jigs are the way to go for time and reproduction. I'm running out of space to keep all my past Jigs. Maybe to offer Vinyl or Leather option if you are going to sell as a stock item
+Peter Compton yea storing and organizing the jigs is going to be tricky. Cheers
Good job 👏
Everything went so nice and professional until ... 8:32 😅
These are great Joey. Any chance you can make plans available?
Yes, you need to make the table ... :) Congrats for these superb chairs !
very nice
Great looking chair design. Good luck with them standing up to the kiddo, lol.
very nice and easy to make it..thanks for idea
I really enjoy your designs and the creativity you have. I also like your mellow, even-tempered nature. Nice presentation of very beautiful designs and craftsmanship as well. Thanks for sharing your talent with us.
+Kurt Fattig cheers
Absolutely brilliant! I love how understated the jig making process was presented - like it didn't take hours on end with a multitude of coffee and furrowed brows. Quick question - with the left and right female dovetail jig on the back rests at 11:11, how did you set the length stop? Was it just marked out and eyeballed for the pull saw cutoff later?
+Marc Spence it was a nice coincidence that my router base had to line up with the link in the leg. So I just eye balled that. Cheers
HALLO
its true
in Leather they will be more Beautiful .
Hi, can you post the measurements of the pieces? please. :)
Need a table? I know where you can buy one! Okay, okay...just kidding! :-)
Excellent! Thank you for yet another piece of inspiration. PS Your summers are just like ours here in the North West of Scotland....
+Alasdair MacKenzie ha that's what they say
Very pleasing design. Look fantastic and comfortable. Great Channel Joey
+John horsfall thank you
This is my favorite video of yours. I really enjoyed it. Thanks, Joey!
Great work mate! Greetings from Melbourne and from a cabinet maker with 25 years of experience!
This was awesome that you went into so much detail about a build with all the jigs. Thanks for that. Also, on another note, I think it's cool that you and your wife have matching tattoos of the diamond for the ring finger and wings on your left arms. Never noticed that before. Keep up the great videos and thanks for keeping it simple for all of us.
+Ken Smith cheers man
great design, are there plans? thanks for the video.
Nice lesson, great. Thank you .