Time Out Test chair

[Design-HSB]

Hello everybody,

I myself have so what tinkering regards a Time Out inserted, because we have got a puppy and it is valid only once to provide intensive support and educate.

Without it did not work but I just needed time as a finger exercise for testing whether you still can.
Since much of me then I've still lying by Thomas Hey'l Germany the components for the garden chair.
There was just left lying times because missing holes in the etched parts.

The missing 0.3 mm holes I then drilled with a small drill by hand, was actually quite simple.

But see for yourself, as far as I am now:



Now for some details:
The chair frame left weighs 0.5 gr. And the finished chair right 0.9 gr. Or the total 0,0019841604lb
The nickel silver etched parts are made of 0.2 mm sheet and the visible wires of 0.4 mm spring-bronze wire.
The 0.7 x 2.5 mm wooden slats I even cut out a piece of beech wood.
On the chair they are aligned with 0.3mm brass wire sections and glued.
Of course, the chair can be folded together.

The whole thing is just an exercise chair to test techniques for a possible series for a model beer garden at my "Klosterstollen".

[Carlo]

What is the scale of the chair?
Carlo

[Design-HSB]

What is the scale of the chair?
Carlo

Hi Carlo, the scale is 1:22,5.

[Ray Dunakin]

Amazing work, as usual!

[Juke Joint]

Nice! I remember long ago a friend made a chair from a couple of old truck leaf springs. Most comfy chair !

Philip

[finescalerr]

Unusual. Adequate. -- Russ

[Bill Gill]

Helmut, Very nice as always. I like the extra detail of the rounded ends on the top wooden slat. How many would you have to make for a beer garden?

[Lawton Maner]

If it folds and stacks, I'll take 4 for my patio.

[Design-HSB]

Hi there,

Thank you for your great interest.

Meanwhile, I have also completed the second chair.


Yes, and it can actually work together.


Chairs for size comparison on my finger.

Now I'm on the search for a matching table to do so.

Hi Bill,
the actual beer garden is unfortunately down half of my diorama, and perhaps reach a few tables and chairs that have otherwise found out where the visitors.

Unfortunately, there is no longer the etched parts.
More tables and chairs should therefore be developed in-house.

[Ray Dunakin]

Those are really cool!

[Barney]

Very nice - nice and fine
Barney

[nk]

These are completely charming. Beautiful delicate work.

[Malachi Constant]

Put a piece of cheese on the seat and see if you can catch a mouse with it! 

[finescalerr]

Look, gang, two professors emeritus have emerged from their murky den of inequity. -- ssuR

[Hydrostat]

Put a piece of cheese on the seat and see if you can catch a mouse with it! 

Hey, Dallas, you didn't get anything - repeat: absolutely anything - about German mouse trapping technology. Those things are chairs, man! Chairs!



Oh boy.




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Helmut prefers the more sophisticated way:








Cheers,
Volker

Pictures are courtesy of Frithjof fspg2