Individual Parts of the Model
Spindles in the making - A 11â€x6â€x1†block of teak wood was used.
The parts were then cut out from rectangular pieces using a jig-saw and filed using a sanding machine.
The spindles are 2 mm in diameter at the top and increase to 3 mm towards the middle. They then taper down to 2.5 mm towards the bottom. These spindles were prepared by first cutting out 4 mm cuboidal pieces which were around 20 cm long. They were then rounded using a filer and sand paper.
The leg joinery is tongue in groove.
Spindles in the making
Spindles in the making
Spindles in the making
Leg Base in the making - A 11â€x6â€x1†block of teak wood was used.
The parts were then cut out from rectangular pieces using a jig-saw and filed using a sanding machine.
The spindles are 2 mm in diameter at the top and increase to 3 mm towards the middle. They then taper down to 2.5 mm towards the bottom. These spindles were prepared by first cutting out 4 mm cuboidal pieces which were around 20 cm long. They were then rounded using a filer and sand paper.
The leg joinery is tongue in groove.
Leg Base in the making
Leg in the making
Technical Drawings
Technical Drawings
Technical Drawings
Technical Drawings
Technical Drawings
Technical Drawings
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Model Making - Small Scale Conoid Chair
A small scale model of the famous Conoid chair made by George Nakashima