A Simple Stool NPR
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IS NICE and nice style. Is there a method a DIY woodworker can make the curved wood seat? Would be fun to make a couple of those.
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Thank you, Peter.
As for the seat, the one in the plan is made up of bent and glued veneers--sort of a home made plywood bent over a form. Then it is upholstered with foam and leather. All within the reach of a DIYer in a home shop.
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One way of making a curved seat might be with the use of something like the X-Carve.

Curved laptop stand with keyboard and mouse pockets.
500mm and 1000mm X-Carves
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True that, Mike. If you had a CNC machine in your shop, you could certainly cut the shape that way.
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Yes for that manner with hand tools one could cut a series of arc-shaped pieces and laminate them (or get them done at a [friend's?] shop then laminate and finish at home).
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Dave, cool stool, really like the first image. Fyi curved seat for us old guys means drawknife, spokeshaves and compass planes!
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You ought to take a look at this. No drawknife, spokeshave or compass plane.

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Excuse my ignorance but what does NPR mean in this context? I have seen others refer to npr but the only definition I know is National Public Radio. Just curious.
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@ntxdave said:
Excuse my ignorance but what does NPR mean in this context? I have seen others refer to npr but the only definition I know is National Public Radio. Just curious.
Non Photo Realistic.
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@ntxdave said:
Excuse my ignorance but what does NPR mean in this context? I have seen others refer to npr but the only definition I know is National Public Radio. Just curious.
I always think of Public Radio when I see it, too. In this context it stands for Non-Photo Realistic.
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@dave r said:
I always think of Public Radio when I see it, too. In this context it stands for Non-Photo Realistic.
Thanks for the education
I guess everything I do is npr 
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Beauty Dave.
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Very pleasing form.
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Great model and styles.
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