New Risers for my Lift Chair - WS

New Riser for my Lift Chair
So it's been almost 3 years since I could get in-and-out of my left chair with no problems. Getting in it has not been too big a win issue however getting out of the lift chair I have had to call the fire department to help me get up.
My buddy Tom made these wooden lifts to go under the cnature and it helps out so much.
What has taken on average 30 to 45 minutes to get out of a chair was done in a 2 and a 1/2 minute video.
My thanks to Tom for all his help.
Check out my new Merch etsy.me/37T7xtg
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Wheelie Sloth also known as John Mitchell has a form of Muscular Dystrophy (Type FSH) ... he is married and had 2 children.
Even though he has a degree in Accounting from Boise State, 2 of his greatest loves and pastimes are working with children ( he Substitute taught for 5 yrs) and working in the radio biz ( on and off for 15 yrs). After his disability advanced rapidly, he needed to quit working in the public. Now he spends his days thinking of new ideas for his channel.... when he's not watching TV, listening to music or roaming the streets in Idaho.
John does this project in hope's of gaining popularity and eventually making money to be more of a support with his family.
To contact Wheelie Sloth:
Wheelie Sloth c/o John Mitchell
6923 Noah Drive #101
Caldwell Idaho 83607
Call or text: 2087034683
Email: [e-mail]
Merch: etsy.me/37T7xtg
Blog : wheeliesloth1.wixsite.com/wheeliesloth
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[@PEGLEG348]

Hey John..... we love you. You are awesome!, Well, I had several ideas that might have worked, but this was simplest, easiest way for me to do it. It is .”Hell for stout”, everything is wood glued plus 2 1/2” long deck screws. I predrilled the top boards to keep the screws from splitting the boards. On the very top one I took a “paddle “ drill bit and made an indentation for for the chair legs to recess in. It looks like we won’t have any tipping issues. It reminds me of the scooter ramp that Alan L. and I built for your old Ford van several years ago. I remember it folding and standing straight up when in transport mode. Seems like we had some kind of bungee cord “lift system “ that helped you get it lifted into transport position. But hell, I can’t remember back that far. Love ya you old 11 old scout leader. I don’t know what kind of Beer those guy’s that recruited us 2 “cripple’d “ people to be Scout leaders, but it gave me the chance to really get to know you. I have always loved your sense of humor. “Let’s go numb’er and dumb’er”

[@PEGLEG348]

My guess is some people don’t understand geometry?

[@blobby273]

if the chairs raises what's the point of the lifters