Build Your Own Adirondack Chair With Footstool Pattern: Plan Is So Easy, Beginners Look Like Experts
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| Rating | : | 4.81 (682 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B003XYESTY |
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| Number of Pages | : | 495 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-04-19 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
This is a complete set of plans for my favorite Classic Adirondack Chair and Foot Stool.The Chair includes:1) Attractive and decorative Design.2) Good stabilityand above all - comfort!3) Arms that are at "reading height" for holding a book (25-3/4”).4) Step by Step and easy directions with diagrams for every step.5) Full Size Patterns and Complete Materials List for those Important Cuts.6) Level arms reinforced to withstand the weight of a child "perching" on them.7) Designed by an Experienced Expert Wood Worker with over 20 years of experience!8) Continued Technical Support from Me “WoodPatternExpert”; 20 Years of Experience!9) Arms that extend forward to assist in rising from the chair; that permit placing a beverage without bending the wrist.10) The ability to STACK two or even three chairs, to save floor space when storing them for the winter (Overall Chair Height is 40”). A router and table saw are helpful.•This project plan is designed for the beginning woodworker, but should not bore even the most experienc
Stool is a Bit Too Wide for Most Chairs Janie I bought these plans to use in constructing the footstool. my stool worked out well but was a bit too wide for most Adirondack chairs. If you build this stool, I suggest you reduce its width from 27 inches to 22 inches.. "THE PLANS ARE FINE, HOWEVER THE PATTERNS ARE NOT" according to Steven L Matthews. THE PLANS ARE FINE, HOWEVER THE PATTERNS ARE NOT. THEY DO NOT PRINT TO THE CORRECT SIZE AND ARE UPSIDE DOWN AND THE NOTES IMPOSSIBLE TO READ.