To bevel the inside frame edge of a cane chair is another great insider tip and a trick of the trade to help you become the best seat weaver you can be.
Surely you’ve seen several hole-to-hole cane seats that are broken and need to be replaced? Maybe they looked somewhat like this one below, where the cane has totally failed…
Often, a seat failure like this is caused by a sharp edge on the inside frame rail of the chair, which cuts the cane.
It doesn’t matter whether the cane seat is a traditional strand cane or the popular cane webbing.
If you are a chair caning specialist, you will most likely already know about this tip. If not, please watch today’s Handy Chair Caning Tip of the Day video. Here’s how and why to bevel the inside frame edge of a cane chair seat.
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