but it wasn't my fault
Brink screwed this one up, part II
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I mentioned that a 37" seat height was way too tall. But that's what he wanted.
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Now to lower the seat height.,
But the distance from the seat to the foot ring can't change.
But the distance from the seat to the foot ring can't change.
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Luckily, I used round tenons on the legs.
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First up, cut off the base assembly
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Then drilled a hole in the center of the remaining nub. 1/8" bigger than the tenon.
Drill until the bit just kisses the base.
Then drill out the old tenon.
Drill until the bit just kisses the base.
Then drill out the old tenon.
O man I hate when they do that to ya
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Next, mark and cut a, for now, square tenon.
Better be good with a backsaw, there's no good way to use a tablesaw or bandsaw.
Better be good with a backsaw, there's no good way to use a tablesaw or bandsaw.
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I have one. Wasn't thrilled with using it on an already assembled leg/apron/footring.
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understand and agree.
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Pare away the corners
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Then use a round tenon cutter.
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This one is at the customer expense right?
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Yes
That was going to be my question too. Glad to hear it.
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That is a very cool tenon cutter, I gotta find me one of those for the collection and for use.
I have two.....