Fig. 1: Make Orientation Marks on Posts; Fig. 2: Bore and Ream Holes for Posts

Following the Illustrations on his plans for making a Birdcage Chair, Curtis demonstrates the methods he uses to make orientation marks on the posts and to bore and ream holes in the seat for the posts

[@PerfectLoverTrailer]

Hey Curtis. I just love you're depth of know how combined with you self effacing humor. I go from intense listening to laughing. You're a real treasure. I so appreciate these videos and your generous sharing of your hard gotten knowledge.

[@tobysauer225]

Is it my birthday? A new video from Curtis. Always nice to see Curtis on the TV.

[@jamescatino2718]

Thank you Curtis! Great presentation as always.

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[@jayholzwork8604]

I have a question about the turning process of the posts. How does one achieve an accurate "super dry" tenon? Do you cut the tenon after "super drying" or cut the dried tenon prior to finish turning and bending?