The $30 Patio Chair - Easy DIY Project!
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MATERIALS LIST (Amazon links):
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- Sanding Block: amzn.to/3eTeVXo
- The lumber can be found at your local home improvement store or lumber yard
SOME CUSHION OPTIONS:
-Seat Cushion (24"x24"):
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-Back Cushion (should measure about 24"w x 10-16"h):
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Just the foam for the cushion is over 30$. (I'm guessing that you're supposed to use your own). That being said, I love you guys :) I've made a ton of your projects, they're cheap, easy to build, and you do a great job breaking down every detail. Please keep up the good work!!!
Nice chairs, but trim screws used aren`t rated for PT lumber and do not meet the sheer strength required.
about how much does that weigh?
Alter the dimensions and it’s first time apartment chair/couch.
the most informative DIY youtube channel I've ever seen!
What wood is best for it
About how many 2x4's does it take ?
Very nice and simple DIY tutorial to follow, thank you! the only thing that disturbs me to start this project is the unit size. Here in france we speak in CM not Inches/feets :( since i'm a complete beginner, it's prevents me from starting if i'm not sure about the size from the begining :(
I’m so stoked on finding this channel. My gf and I just moved from a lifetime in apartments to an actual house and I’ve been going crazy thinking about all the furniture I want and need to build for the space we need to fill. I’m making two of these, and the farmhouse dinner table. Thanks for the uploads!
What do you suggest height wise for legs 22" isn't tall enough I would like to keep it all the same but make legs at least 30" high
This is a valuable addition to my woodwork collection
I have watched 2 dozen videos on patio chairs. This is the best one. I feel like I can do this now.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. The way you explained and showed and wrote things down made a world of difference for us beginners DIY. Finally a chair I can make. I can finally make a couple of these for my patio.
This is another great and simple project that you've made very simple and easy to do for anyone! I can see young couples all across America having fun making inexpensive furnishings for their homes! You guys are the BEST!
I am now addicted to woodworking because of you guys...my ever first project from your plans was the dining table and bench. I have been so may projects and learning at the same time. You plans are precise and easy to do. Thanks from South Africa
I built this today and I love it!!! Thank you for your easy builds!!!
This is a terrific channel! I really love and appreciate how you break down the materials lists. Thank you!
Followed the video and made one this weekend. I made the mistake of cutting the longer pieces out of the 8ft 2x4s first and then moved on to the medium sections and then got down to the smaller sections. Ended up having to run out and get an additional 4 ft 2x4 to get the last 23 7/8 section cut. Would recommend folks do their cuts from smaller to larger. Time to sand and stain! Thanks for the great tutorial. Such awesome stuff you guys do.
UPDATE: I tried this. I adjusted some measurements, which came out okay, but except the legs part. 22 1/2 '' were very short. We ended up putting the bottom to the top, and are going to add the back part later on. These are very easy to follow instructions. But I'd recommend everyone to measure everything accurately (and try to foresee the outcome! :) )
I absolutely love ALL your videos. I love that your videos are easy to follow. I love that they are very detailed and don't require pocket holes. I mean I have a pocket hole jig, however I don't always want to have to use that. Please keep these videos coming. Looking forward to more projects from you two.