May 22, 2013
All of this jigging to drill one hole.  Sometimes, it’s the seemingly easy things that take the longest.

All of this jigging to drill one hole.  Sometimes, it’s the seemingly easy things that take the longest.

May 21, 2013
I hope this is straight.

I hope this is straight.

May 21, 2013
Chair #2, this time, with the proper mounts for the legs.  Remember that jig? No? http://ryspot.tumblr.com/post/48712746320/the-view-of-the-screw-posts-for-the-chair  Here it is in use.

Chair #2, this time, with the proper mounts for the legs.  Remember that jig? No? http://ryspot.tumblr.com/post/48712746320/the-view-of-the-screw-posts-for-the-chair  Here it is in use.

May 18, 2013
Well that looks better.

Well that looks better.

April 26, 2013
Remember chair of the week? I was playing around with the concrete chair and trying to find a new home for it and this chair just seemed to fit.  Maybe I’ll investigate this further…

Remember chair of the week? I was playing around with the concrete chair and trying to find a new home for it and this chair just seemed to fit.  Maybe I’ll investigate this further…

April 26, 2013
The first sit on the chair.  It was amazingly comfortable.  I didn’t want to stand up.

The first sit on the chair.  It was amazingly comfortable.  I didn’t want to stand up.

April 25, 2013
It’s free! But I should have removed my oily gloves first… Whoops.  It’s not perfect by any stretch, but it’s a chair shell and it’s concrete.

It’s free! But I should have removed my oily gloves first… Whoops.  It’s not perfect by any stretch, but it’s a chair shell and it’s concrete.

April 24, 2013
The first concrete chair, curing away.

The first concrete chair, curing away.

April 24, 2013
Putting the final lick on the concrete. I left out the screw posts to attach the base since this copy will most likely end up in “research folder”, aka, trash can.

Putting the final lick on the concrete. I left out the screw posts to attach the base since this copy will most likely end up in “research folder”, aka, trash can.

April 23, 2013
The mold came off the blank great! Now to fill it with some concrete.

The mold came off the blank great! Now to fill it with some concrete.

April 22, 2013
I added some epoxy coated rebar and some stucco mesh.  Hopefully this works better!

I added some epoxy coated rebar and some stucco mesh.  Hopefully this works better!

April 20, 2013
I backed the rubber mold with plaster of paris.  It’s a cheap way to ensure that the rubber mold sits properly when you’re casting concrete.

I backed the rubber mold with plaster of paris.  It’s a cheap way to ensure that the rubber mold sits properly when you’re casting concrete.

April 20, 2013
This was attempt #1 with the legs.  It didn’t go so well.  The slot I’d cut in the wood was a bit too small for the massive amount of metal.  Nonetheless, it’s still a pretty strong leg even though it split.  I’ll have to refine my process a bit!

This was attempt #1 with the legs.  It didn’t go so well.  The slot I’d cut in the wood was a bit too small for the massive amount of metal.  Nonetheless, it’s still a pretty strong leg even though it split.  I’ll have to refine my process a bit!

April 19, 2013
Back to the industrial strength rubber.  A thinner layer this time, maybe only 1cm thick.  But it went well!  It’s going to make a great concrete mold.

Back to the industrial strength rubber.  A thinner layer this time, maybe only 1cm thick.  But it went well!  It’s going to make a great concrete mold.

April 19, 2013
I used more of the foam to create a bed for the blank.  That way any rubber that ran off wouldn’t be wasted.  I wanted to ensure the sides were built up properly.

I used more of the foam to create a bed for the blank.  That way any rubber that ran off wouldn’t be wasted.  I wanted to ensure the sides were built up properly.