| Project by Zahnarzt | posted 355 days ago | 830 views | 2 times favorited | 5 comments |  |
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Adirondack Chair made from Pressure treated southern pine. Based on plans from the Lowes Creative Ideas website. Joinery is butt joints and pocket screws. It has since been painted ‘New England Cream’. My first project!
-- That hoopy frood really knows where his towel is.
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DBoltz
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#1 posted 355 days ago
Nice chair. On my to-do list…
-- Dan, Virginia Beach
Arnies
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#2 posted 355 days ago
Looks good to me…. My family has added them to their wish list.
-- arnies
jjw5858
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#3 posted 354 days ago
Very nice job on this! Great first project.
Take care,
Joe
-- "Make something you love tomorrow...and do it slowly" JLB
Zahnarzt
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#4 posted 353 days ago
Thanks guys. I have since made another and they are gracing the patio around a fire pit. If you’re thinking of doing one, definitely consider doing a ‘waterfall front’ instead of the curved seat extending from the front supports. This current model is comfy for me (6’2”) but is very uncomfortable for my wife (5’6”) and her feet don’t touch the ground. The flat front might make it a bit more user friendly. Also, if like me you don’t have a paint sprayer do at least one coat before assembly. This beast has a million nooks and crannies that are a pain to get with a brush.
-- That hoopy frood really knows where his towel is.
Skiedra
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#5 posted 352 days ago
Nicely done. If only I had more time. And lumber ;)
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