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    Hi everyone,

    I'm from South Africa and I'm farely new in the wood work department but I have a love for building things(mainly fast jap cars LOL). Bought my first house this week and my first project is a 2 seat glider chair.

    I know I'm going to learn alot from u guys and I hope I can share my knowledge with you all through my experiences as well.

    Later days

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    Hi Diabs, woodwork, metalwork, maybe even women but can't can't help with the saki burners, silly little Japanese cars.
    Instagram: mark_aylward
    www.solidwoodfurniture.com.au


    A good edge takes a little sweat!!

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    Hi Diabs! Welcome to our little forum. Somewhere to sit sounds like a good first project. (So whats a glider chair. )
    anne-maria.
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    (White with none)
    Follow my little workshop/gallery on facebook. things of clay and wood.

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    G'day Diabs from Jo'burg and welcome to our shed!!

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    Welcome to the forum.

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    Welcome Diabs, great to have you here.
    Reality is no background music.
    Cheers John

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    Quote Originally Posted by tea lady View Post
    Hi Diabs! Welcome to our little forum. Somewhere to sit sounds like a good first project. (So whats a glider chair. )
    Hi Diabs,
    and welcome.

    I don't pretend to be a mechanic and pretending is usually easier than trying so building cars I will leave to you.

    I assume this is the type of chair your building.
    http://woodworking.about.com/od/wood...iderRocker.htm
    It will have more room than a small 4 cylinder car also.

    Cheers,
    Rob.

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    Welcome to the forum Diabs!
    I made a seat in grade 10....it glides, there are some pics in my public profile something like what you'll make?...maybe?

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    Thanks for the welcome guys...
    @ Claw Hama: life only begins at 8000rpm
    @ Tea Lady: exactly wats in the link of wat Weekend hacker posted.
    @ Weekend Hack: yeh thats the chair! and as for the 4 cylinders ya ya ya....but im still a fan of V8 power - Aus Fairmont 351GT is one of my favourites so im not just a jap boy.

    later days

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    Probably easier if you just look at those pics from here hey!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nathanael View Post
    Welcome to the forum Diabs!
    I made a seat in grade 10....it glides, there are some pics in my public profile something like what you'll make?...maybe?
    Its looks beautiful buddie wish my one comes out like that.......well every day is a learning day

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    Quote Originally Posted by Diabs View Post
    Its looks beautiful buddie wish my one comes out like that.......well every day is a learning day

    Too bad it's the only thing I learnt in my last year at school

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