| Project by Eric Criss | posted 372 days ago | 989 views | 1 time favorited | 5 comments | ![]() |
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Here’s an Adirondack chair I’ve been building between other projects over winter. Its made from all cedar. I was selective and cut around all knotholes. The pieces are secured with glue and stainless steel fasteners. To top it off it has (4) coats of spar varnish applied with my HVLP. This is a NYWS plan. In the second photo the new chair joins my old chair made from AC2 lumber. I much prefer the cedar. It’s now ready for my wife to read beside the garden.
-- Eric
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NaFianna
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#1 posted 372 days ago
Very elegant. I like it. Any chance of photos from different angles.
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#2 posted 372 days ago
Beautiful, now you need to make the love seat.
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#3 posted 372 days ago
I would recognize Norm’s pattern anywhere! Great job on these!
-bob
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JR_Dog
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#4 posted 372 days ago
Very nice; I’m planning on building a few of these soon – Hope mine comes out as nice; great wood choice.
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#5 posted 372 days ago
I used to sell these chairs in a kit form the public snatched these up as quick as I could make them mine were california redwood but the cedar looks fine too I am glad you got the results you wanted now next time you do these make a few patterns and cut them out 10-20 at a time it is how I paid for lots of my tools and I love norms design the best i like the square front and the side legs look great. You did a great job
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