Mujitsu and Tairaku's Shakuhachi BBQ

Amazing...just amazing....


[Here is an interesting concept: http://www.seiza-raku.com/. One way around the angle business is to build a slight curve into the two
legs where they contact the floor. You can indeed put a slight angle where the seat piece contacts the legs, but the curves then make it auto-
matically adjust when you sit on it. I made one like that years ago, and it worked quite well.

Check this one out: http://www.budovideos.com/shop/customer … ctid=21220.

And I like this one even better: http://www.hypnosishealthcare.com/seizafoldbench.html ]

Last edited by edosan (2009-11-10 00:09:58)

Hey,  Thank you very much,  Tairaku,  Edosan, and Chris Moran, for the instant answers.   This is better than a game show!    The curved leg bottoms  make total sense,  I will give that a try.    Thanks for all the extra links, guys, highly appreciated.   I will peruse them all.       When you live in the suburbs of the great state of Wisconsin,  brain farts tend to get in the way of using the search engine.   

http://www.catizone.com/  as an example of the rounded legs.


Here's a project from someone who makes all sorts of interesting things.  He quotes dimensions.

http://www.ee0r.com/proj/seiza.html