| September 26 (Sat) Time 9:30-16:30 Lecturer Koji Yokoyama and Tadahiko Okuda (both furniture craftsmen), Yoshifumi Nakamura (architect) |
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| Lecturers are architect Yoshifumi Nakamura, furniture craftsman Koji Yokoyama, and Tadahiko Okuda. First of all, there was an explanation of the origin, use, type of material, and how to make milking stool. |  |
| The first work involves aligning the angle of the drill stand and opening a hole in the seat plate at once. This workshop was a collaborative work by a group of three. |  |
| Next, the side of the side of the plane is rounded to the liking plane or a plane. Aiming for the finish that each person envisions, everyone will silently scrape it. |  |
| It's finally an assembly. At this time, there was a lot. After attaching a woodwork bond to the hole and legs, quickly put the legs into the hole and drive a wedge from above to fix it. The legs and wedges that come out on the seat surface are cut with a saw. When you come to this point, everyone at each table will breathe like a friend. |  |
| After finishing with a plane so that the seat surface is clean, paint work at the end. The instructor's guidance will be given, "I don't have any leftovers!" Wipe off the paint and put sandpaper to complete it. Sandpaper hanging is hard to end because each person is sticked to it. |  |
| Commemorative photo with the instructors with their completed chairs. Everyone was standing all day long, but they were very satisfied, saying, "I enjoyed it" and "I want to make another leg." Thank you very much for the lecturer and everyone who participated for a long time! Thank you very much! |
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| This time, there were more than 200 applicants. Unfortunately, I am very sorry for those who lost the race. In addition, we will try to do such a workshop, so please apply again in that case. |
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