Baby's Highchair

Very nice. Not a quick simple project by any means

-- -Curt, Milwaukee, WI

Turned out real nice there Nicky

-- Lizardhead---Yeah but it's a dry heat--Tempe, Az

Beautiful work. It can easily become a family heirloom. If I get any more grandchildren I’ll just have to do something like this.

Just a suggestion though, you might want to incorporate some sort of a safety strap, seat belt, or maybe a vertical post, to prevent your grandson from sliding out of it. I remember a terrible accident several years back where a (briefly unattended) child slid down and got wedged between the tray and the seat back.

Thanks for the kind comments.

Safety straps will be installed. I have ordered the material and should be here on Friday. I remember mine when they were young, and the challenge of keeping them in a highchair.

-- Nicky

Exactly, slim pickings on these. I build one for my grandaughter. Lots of tricky angles, huh?

-- Wood glue residue doesn't take a stain well.

This project had many angle cuts and a few compound angles as well. I also had a limited amount of wormy maple, and needed to minimize waste. I used my little wixey angle gauge and obtained repeatable results.

Thanks for looking.

-- Nicky

That is very nice. You happen to remember which issue of Wood Magazien?

-- Michael and Matthew

Wood Magazine, April 1992 NO. 51

-- Nicky

Very Nice Project! Thanks For posting!

-- ENJOY YOURSELVES GUYS!!!

Very nice highchair!! , looks like hickory

-- Willie, Stapleton, Al

Very nice

-- Ed Carlinville IL

Very nice…. I just became a grandfather myself and am in search for some plans for a high chair now.

-- nichiyou-daiku (Sunday Carpenter)