Blog Adirondack Rocking Chair Build Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video, I am going to show the entire build process of a Kings Fine Woodworking Adirondack chair. I cover the entire build from start to finish. I hope this helps you have a better understanding of how much work this build requires. Once complete, you will have a very comfortable and solid chair.
I will have to break the video up because I am only allowed to upload 10-minute videos to TH-cam.
I am a brand-new woodworker. This video is for the brand new woodworker. It's a great project and will be challenging and rewarding.
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By placing the back slats closer, you could gain rhat 6th slat. No gap needed between them
I just joined your channel as a newbie myself its great to get encouragement from someone ,so dont knock yourself in time we all get better and better and the more you do one item the quicker it becomes. Nice job .Billy from Scotland 🏴 UK .
Thank you!
Hi i was just thinking ,you already have paper templates made just spray glue those onto some plywood use a router to Finnish them off and whala theres your proper templates for future jobs. Happy cutting .
Great Idea!
Gt a cnc and it is a breeze to cut out.
That's in my future!
@@thepioneerworkshop1218 Have now cut 4 out totally on the CNC. Two rockers and two straights. MUCH easier! Great work!
What blade do you on your jigsaw - i.e. brand & model. I have been having trouble with the blades bending left or right. I feel I need a thicker blade. My jigsaw is a Dewalt DW331K.
what happened to the angled cut for the cradle that attaches to the arm ?
I forgot to turn on my camera.
Nice video.. Where did you buy the redwood?
I’d like to know, also.
How many 2x12s did it take to build 1 chair
I used 2-2x12” x8’ 1 - 2x8” x8’ 1 - 2x6” x 8’ and 1 - 2x4” x 8’