Whilst it’s not difficult to build the frame for a tub chair, what would be the best way to go about constructing the wooden trim in the attached photos?
Thanks in advance
Roy
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This one seems to be made of segments of solid wood. In production mode each segment would be cut oversized on a bandsaw and clamped to a jig to be shaped on a shaper then cut to length on a sliding table saw . Nowadays I guess there would be a way to skip the shaper and table saw with a cnc router.
For a one-off chair, bandsaw the parts and fit them up on the chair frame before shaping them. You could rough them with anything from rasps to a belt sander before fairing with planes and spokeshaves.
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