How To Make An Adirondack Chair
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ค. 2024
- I designed a modern Adirondack chair because I've found most to sit too low for my taste. Also, I wanted to add a more modern flair to it. I sought out initially to make a modern lounge chair but as I looked at it more I found it to be more fitting as an Adirondack. So here we are! I made mine out of eucalyptus but I would recommend something that isn't so hard such as cedar, sapele or white oak.
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00:00 Introduction
00:33 The Plan
00:56 Picking Out Lumber
01:41 Markup For Rough Cuts
03:31 Rough Breakdown
05:45 First Mock Up
06:47 Mortise & Tenon
08:21 Cleats
11:10 Draw Bore Mortise & Tenon
14:04 Slats
17:50 Surface Prep and Finish
19:26 Cutting Plugs
20:18 Applying Finish
20:50 Assembly
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You make me feel like I should just give up woodworking. Why do I even try? Great job, Mike!
That's the last thing I want! Thanks, Drew!
First me, then Brad, then Drew Fisher, and now you with upright adirondack chairs in the last 3 weeks. We should really coordinate next time none of us know that we're building the same thing 😂
I hope you're not doing a hanging coffee cabinet next video lmfaooooooooo
@@CoffeyCustomBuilds I told Brad that if he does a pallet wood project next, then I’m going to get super suspicious hahaha
@@JackmanWorks I wouldn't put it past him. Constantly on everyone's coat tails
Great looking chair-- love how that eucalyptus looks with tung oil!
Thank you! Me too! Its stunning!
Beautiful chair! Keep up the excellent work!
Thanks so much!
Such a beautiful chair, this was a fun watch!
Thank you! It's such a comfy chair too :)
Awesome video. We are in year two of our woodworking side hustle and there’s a lot of good stuff here that helps make this type of production approachable.
Trying to share what I use when I can!
I like this video Mike, great job!
Thanks for watching!
Very nice...thanks for posting.
Glad you enjoyed it
Excellent build! 👍
Thank you!
Great video. The chair is gorgeous.
Thank you! It's so comfortable too!
Looks amazing great job
Thank you so much
Nice looking char and a great video!
Thanks for watching!
Looks great Mike!
Thanks man! Super happy with it
Great build and really nice looking chair! I'm sure I'll be building some.
Thank you my friend!
Great looking chair. I really like the travel size wood glue bottle.
Not sure how no one else has noticed 🤣
Nice work!
Thanks man!
Nice build!
I'm glad you like it
I love that you called the back of the knee, a knee pit. Im going to have to use that 😂
🤣 it's the best way to describe it
neat design beautiful chair
Thank you! Cheers!
That was just the cutest bottle of Titebond I have ever seen! 😊
It was straight up adorable 🤣
Looks great, bud! 🫶🏽
Thank you friend!
@@CoffeyCustomBuilds 🧙🏻♂️
@@xtjoy 🤣🤣
The Panta (?) router is such a cool tool!
It really is amazing!
Excellent ending 🤌🏻
Thank you! Really tied it all together
That chair is a beauty~! The Eucalyptus is a beautiful wood. I would love to have it available here in GA, but I think Sapele would be a great substitute...that I can get (I think). Great job overall~!!
Thank you! And honestly, I'd prefer sapele. This is very difficult to tool.
Those are some really nice chairs. I was curious how thick the finished lumber was. I know that many people use 8/4, but this doesn't look that thick
This was finished at 1" with the slats closer to 7/8". Eucalyptus is very hard wood. Very strong.
@@CoffeyCustomBuilds thank you!
I actually have a ton of 5/4 Sapele laying around, so I may just have to pick up your plans. I have a small 31" cnc, should that be big enough to make the templates?
Amazing build. Definitely getting the templates as soon as I have some time to work on it. I am curious though, if I wanted to make this into a rocking chair, does the back leg angle need to change?
Thank you! I haven't even put my brain to what would need to change to make it a rocker honestly.
Great build! Im gonna give it a try! If I didnt have bolts to fit, would a nice half lap be a good substitute for that joint? Maybe a couple of dowels though the lap to double down on racking prevention as well if needed?
Lap joint is SUCH a strong joint. That would work great.
Any updates on when the plans will be for sale?
Sorry for the incredible delay. I will have them done this week or next. Waiting to hear from my vendor.
I’ll show you a magnum sharpie
Heyo! Watch your eyes!
@@CoffeyCustomBuilds eucalyptus? You can lick this magnum sharpie!
@TwoMooseDesign 😆 yup! Its a nightmare to work with haha
@@CoffeyCustomBuilds😂😂 never tried it lol alright I’m out of dumb comments
Do you know what sort of Eucalyptus the timber is? It is quite hard to tell on a video, but it looks like it might be Bluegum.
Not 100% on that. All I know is it's a pain to work with 😆
@@CoffeyCustomBuilds Being Australian, 90% of the wood I work with is some sort of Eucalyptus. While there's a huge variety (700+ species I think), there are only a couple of dozen that are regularly used. Many of them are hard and splintery (is that a word?). Great for furniture, but often challenging to work with.
@@PriceyBuilt it's very splintery. Joinery is unforgiving with it
I remember eucalyptus to be white color and not that beautiful color
Are you thinking of blue gum eucalyptus? This is red gum.
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It was going ok - until - he ruined it with the bolts. All the screws were bad enough but the bolt make it look like a DYI chair kit from China.
straight from china