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If anyone can help, kinda new to woodworking.
Looking for plans to build an Adirondack Chair (or 2). Would appreciate, and would Thank you in advance. |
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RichR wrote:
If anyone can help, kinda new to woodworking. Looking for plans to build an Adirondack Chair (or 2). Would appreciate, and would Thank you in advance. Do a GOOGLE search for "Jake's Chair" .. .. .. Everyone who has built one says they are THE BEST !! |
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New Yankee Workshop
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Found it....................Thanks a lot for the info.
Much appreciated. n Sat, 14 Apr 2007 12:04:51 -0400, "__ Bob __" wrote: RichR wrote: If anyone can help, kinda new to woodworking. Looking for plans to build an Adirondack Chair (or 2). Would appreciate, and would Thank you in advance. Do a GOOGLE search for "Jake's Chair" .. .. .. Everyone who has built one says they are THE BEST !! |
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Thanks for the info Will. Greatly appreciated. On Sat, 14 Apr 2007 14:28:50 -0500, "Will" wrote: New Yankee Workshop |
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The "jakes Chair" is quite large and in my opinion, uncomfortable. I made
one and wasn't happy with it. I ended up choosing the New Yankee Workshop design, but made one modification. I added a cross brace between the rear legs just below the seat back, which stiffened the frame considerably. I also used construction adhesive when assembling them. This chair design has proven to be very comfortable. I made 8 of them about 9 years ago and all are still in good shape. They are exposed to the North Carolina weather all year and only 2 repairs have needed to be made. Two rear slats have loosened, requiring additional screws to repair them. -- Charley "RichR" wrote in message ... Thanks for the info Will. Greatly appreciated. On Sat, 14 Apr 2007 14:28:50 -0500, "Will" wrote: New Yankee Workshop |
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