Modern Morris Chair Plan - Paper Plan PT01-20 and 0 to 45-degree beveling

and 0 to 45-degree beveling table

With its slightly domed face and ribbed edge on a flared base

the teeth cannot be sharpened

The impulse-hardened teeth allow for extended wear

Modern Morris Chair Plan - Paper Plan PT01-20 and 0 to 45-degree bevelingSince the creation of the Morris chair by Englishman William Morris in the late 1800s, much has happened to improve and stylize the original design. Most notable are the versions in early 20th century by Gustav Stickley during the American Arts and Crafts era. Over time, Morris chairs offered several ways to pivot and support the reclining back. Many of the chairs included through tenon joinery in the legs. Pennsylvania craftsman Jeffry Lohrs take of