| Project by jjempson | posted 473 days ago | 1267 views | 7 times favorited | 5 comments |  |
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we was asked ( naturally crafty a joint venture with a dear friend ) by a lady for a set of simple chairs for er grand children..she liked them for the simple design and low cost…total cost to her £22
a template was made and with the use of a bottom bearing cutter on the router table the chairs were produced fairly quickly…a few biscuits and screws and a dab of glue they were completed and delivered asap…
1st picture is fitted with all braces and backs…2nd. with out braces..the braces were needed due to only being 18mm wbp ply
-- jjempson
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airfieldman
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#1 posted 473 days ago
sometimes, simple is best
-- Measure with a micrometer, mark with a crayon, cut it with a chainsaw.
doncutlip
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#2 posted 473 days ago
Nice design, I like it
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a1Jim
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#3 posted 473 days ago
Wow you’ve been busy, good looking chairs at a more than fair price.
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nobuckle
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#4 posted 473 days ago
You can’t get much more simple than that. What a great design. You could pump those out as a kit if you so desired. Who knows where that could lead.
-- Doug - Make an effort to live by the slogan "We try harder"
Tokolosi
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#5 posted 473 days ago
Awesome! I need a chair. I fell through the fold-up fabric and pipe frame chair that I use in my shop tonight. And no, I’m not overweight. Lol. Still wear the same waist size as I did in high school 25 years ago!
But I digress. With your leave I would like to use your patern to make myself a shop chair.
-- “There is nothing like looking, if you want to find something. You certainly usually find something, if you look, but it is not always quite the something you were after.” ~ JRR Tolkien
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