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11 Comments
EvilDeathBeeThat was great
dingens*skillful
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ant*music
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Asmosays...Very impressive.
Side note, that axe is fucking sharp. The way it casually slides 3 odd inches in to the block he sinks it in to at the start is a good indication that a bad swing would probably cost a person a body part...
ChaosEngineOne of these days, I will get off my arse and learn to do stuff like that.
That is beautiful. I would be delighted to make that even with power tools.
ZawashUpvote for the sound effects!
BicycleRepairManVery very cool, but it seems to me that the structural integrity seems to be compromised at the back/seat joint. He uses quite massive blocks for the two. Sure its good for a sitting or two, but the strain of many seatings.. those small plugs, even combined with the armchair rest will not be massive, to say the least. I would have chosen cutout thick spikes in the back (Think of the back part with as a massive E, like "IIIIE" all in one part, with the spikes of the E going through three square holes in the seat.
PaybackCorrect me if I'm wrong, but last I heard, an electric lathe is a power tool.
chingaleraFoot-powered....ya missed it-
@BicycleRepairMan-He's using some dense, seasoned hickory, I'm thinking the material's grain and density covers a good portion of the Fred Flintstony design integrity. This isn't the standard Windsor-style rocker for frail, featherlight granny-asses either-This is a brick-shithouse, truck-driver's-ass, Rockerthing.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but last I heard, an electric lathe is a power tool.
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