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My bad. The wood panel I used is actually called Paulownia. Both Paulownia and Tung is called “桐” in Chinese. I subconsciously thought these two species are the same.

I found these pulls on Taobao which is the personal version of Alibaba. It might not be available outside China mainland. BUT, I found the same kind of products on Amazon.Here is the link:https://www.amazon.com/s?k=apothecary+cabinet+pulls&i=tools&crid=3RXETXVMQWB23&sprefix=apothecary+cabinet+pull%2Ctools%2C501&ref=nb_sb_ss_fb_1_23try "apothecary cabinet pulls" and you can find more somewhere else

Same issue here

Yes,also help you to keep the saw straight

Actually, I don't think the specific angle matter. What really matters is keeping that consistency. If the pin and tail share the same angle or ratio, it can fit together easily. Try with some scrap pieces first.

about 3mm to 4mm in diameter. Depends on your toothpick type

I guess making this kind of chair required some serious skill like steam wood bending which is not very often seen in this forum. I'd love to see someone make this.

check this, bro.Step 9: Latest Update: Project Plan

Thank you

Did you just use the Google Translate? I'm quite surprised that it's so accurate.Check this, bro.Step 9: Latest Update: Project Plan

Nice Jig dude. You could also put towels between the jig and the ball to add more friction. That will also prevent the jig from leaving marks if the ball is not hard enough.

Glad you like it

Yeah, you can

Not 100% sure. But the guy above you said it's Red sandalwood. Guess he's right.

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