Three adirondack chairs

These chairs are full scale, 3/4 scale, and 1/2 scale.

-- bobdurnell, Santa Ana California.

wow…great…i started four…cut out two and made one!!! (debbie noticed this out in my description)...they look great…any reason for the three sizes??? I love them…my wood for four may not make it…so maybe I will make a couple smaller ones…

one other question—-looks like you used Woodcraft Magazine plans???? I like there plans—-for a beginner like me they have been great…

matt

-- Matt, Napa, CA...fun is beautiful...just trying to have some fun...

Tha chairs look great. What wood and finish did you use? For some strange reason I keep thinking about Goldilocks and the Three Bears…

-- Dave Idaho

Great looking chairs, One each for Papa Bear, Mama Brear and Baby Bear – but where is goldie locks going to sit?

Dave, I just wrote this, then I read you comment above – It was the first thing that sprang into my mind as well – Which is the next fable you are going to depict?

-- Tony - All things are possible, just some things are more difficult than others! - SKYPE: Heron2005 (http://www.poydatjatuolit.fi)

I was going to write about Goldilocks as well!!! :)

Great chairs

-- ~ Debbie, Canada (http://www.execulink.com/~yohan)

As they are Adirondack chairs try Mount Marcy, Mount Snowy and Blue Ridge

(Tallest, middle and smallest of Adirondack Mountains)

However, my first thought, too, was Papa Bear, Mama Bear and Baby Bear

But they all look just right.

-- No piece is cut too short. It was meant for a smaller project.

Lookin’ mighty comfortable!

-- Carpe Lignum - Seize The Wood,

Nice chairs bro let’s make a few for x-mas gifts when I come over there. No time for primer and paint maybe cypress or cedar and a little boat juice (watco oil)

-- Rico Durnell Woodworker

Good idea. Now that I’ve made a bakers dozen we’ll knock them out.

-- bobdurnell, Santa Ana California.

What wood and finish did you use? Those are very nice. I like the design.

-- All donations should be made out to me and in the form of wood or tools ~Chris

I’ll answer cckeele’s question here now. The blue one was the first I made using The New Yankee Workshop plan and using Cypress I let them grey out for about 5 years. Then she said let’s paint them a color. I first water blasted the dirt and sanded a little and applied an exterior water based primer. Then, using a left over sash and trim water based paint I found at the paint store. The smaller chairs are Cypress later primed with a water based primer. The new owners then painted them white. The picture show them unfinished.

-- bobdurnell, Santa Ana California.