How to Attach Traditional Webbing 

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So Sorry but somehow I did not see this question. It may be too late for you but hopefully my answer might help someone else with the same problem. I know is a very difficult job because the rubber webbing grips so tight around the dowel that you can't adjust it. The way to loosen or tighten the webbing when it is held in place with the peg system is to make a simple tool with two lengths of wood about 8 inches (20cm) long x 1/2 inch (12mm) thick x 1.5" (4cm)wide (These measurements do not have to be exact and are very approximate). Hold the two pieces of wood together on the 4cm sides and drill two holes through both pieces of wood leaving about a 3" gap in the centre of the length. Place a bolt through each hole and secure both with a butterfly nut. To use the tool undo one bolt and swing the tool open then, with the webbing in place on the chair, grip it between the two pieces of wood by fastening the nuts tight. You should now be holding the webbing tight between the two pieces of wood. Hold the tool with two hands at either end/side like handles. This will give you a strong hold on the webbing in order to ease the grip on a dowel at one side of the frame. Now someone else can loosen or tighten the webbing by adjusting the position of the dowel. I know that sounds complicated but I am sure you will understand if you are doing this job.

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Thanks for your question. Leaving the gaps makes it that bit easier when it comes to sewing down your springs as they allow you to reach through with your needle. If you wish, you can apply the webbing and not leave any gaps but keep in mind the ease of sewing down your springs and also the frame. If the frame is already weak you could end up overloading it. Hope this helps.

@@JAMiltonUpholstery Thanks for your prompt response! Ah, I didn't think about springs...I'm redoing a ding chair that doesn't have springs...Yes, I hope the frame is strong enough...we shall see.

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Hi, Joan who is in this video started teaching back in 1988 and taught many students till she passed away in 2017.

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