Dining Chair
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You might recall the Gaming Dining Table I built in 2015 ( • The Gaming Dining Table ). Ever since then, Nicole has been asking repeatedly, "When do I get my chairs?" So I started designing a new chair that I'd eventually batch out for a total of six. I did this as a Guild project where I discuss the details of my design and prototyping process. With the help of my fellow Guild members, the prototype was improved upon and the final six chairs were completed. If you want to get the plans for this project and get immediate access to all 17 videos, you can do so here: thewoodwhisper...
The video I've assembled here is a quick look at the process of designing and building the chair. I hope you enjoy!
While my chairs will sit around my dining table, I should mention that these chairs would also look great around the Trestle Table I built earlier this year: • Legs, Through M&T, & D...
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i think you make sample ok. I am drawing furniture and design
YESSSSSSS! Pumped you got these wrapped up! loved watching progress on IG ! killer
Thanks brother!
As always,,Awesome! From what I was told chairs are pretty difficult to build. you make it look so easy LOL beautiful design,, love it
Thanks as always Joe!
You are the Real Deal in so many ways brother :-)
Thanks amigo!
These came out great, Marc! A lot of subtle details that make a big difference in the overall aesthetic.
Thanks Ryan!
What is the size of this woods
And here I am reminiscing on the quick live video you did to ask for feedback on the initial prototype. Seems like so long ago! EXCELLENT work, Marc. I love the design and craftsmanship on these!
Appreciate that Peter!
First!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
TROLLLLLLLLLL!
Excellent work! Just excellent!
The chairs have a nice elegant style to them and the attention to detail on the aprons, legs and back rests are top notch. Great job Marc.
Good day
I seen your video for the chair and its vry nice.
I would like to buy the plans&templet if it is avaliable .
And in just seven minutes, you, too, can build six chairs just like these!
...If only. :-\
You probably don’t even answer these anymore but I am curious about that sled you made to speed up the process. How did you make it?
chairs look great . thank you for sharing . i liked the helper way to go dad
Well, those chairs are stunning! Most impressed by the fact that you not only built them, but they are your own design.
You've almost got me convinced I could build some nice chairs... LOL
I love the Greene & Greene touches.
My wife hates to watch Back to The Future with me because I'm always pausing it to point out the details in Doc's house! :-)
Thanks for the inspiration!
Hello sir. From India. Chair back leg hight?
I tried to log on to your site to buy this course. Apparently I join the woodworkers Guild sometime back and I forgot my password. There is nothing on the entry page to allow for a forgotten password. Now I am locked out of the site.
there's a Lost Password link right under the login area.
Felt like I was watching an episode of How It's Made.
Love the Commodore 64 T-Shirt! I bought the same one :)
Wow your chairs look incredible. A little Greene and Greene looks awesome the design is perfect. Love the ending
Thanks Thom!
Lots of work for 6 chairs. Beautiful work man. Great channel.
Thank you Joe. Glad to be done with this one!
Remember Mark the words of W. C. Fields... Never work with children or animals...
I love how they turn out with all those angles and curvatures.
I love making chairs, but boy oh boy there's a bit of a learning curve and remembering which miter goes where isn't the easiest task, but not impossible. Once you build your first chair it gets much easier for the others as long as you remember your initial screwups..nice chairs man!
I built mine with yellow pine and lots and lots of 3/8" dowels.. 32 of them if I'm counting right..
Beautiful, I always like your videos and your furniture projects. You are one of the reasons I work with wood. Thanks for sharing this.
Exactly what I was looking for thanks for the project. Also I never knew these digital angle gauges existed I've been using my saw guide which is "more or less" accurate and doing test cuts. I just ordered the Wixey WR300 Digital Angle Gauge from Amazon - $37 thanks!!
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Those Wixey gauges are awesome!
would you be able to just use the domino for the tenons?? or are they not wide enough??
Great video! I purchased the Guild project and it's awesome, but it's nice to see a readers digest version. Like listening to WoodTalk on 2x speed.
Great work on this one.
I'd love to make an office chair. Just putting it out there, the Maloof Low Back would make a great guild build.
Awesome job my friend those turned out great looking.
Beautiful Chairs ! Excellent work.Great choice with Cherry
Marc this is a great build, but this is one of my favorite videos of yours, due to the last 22 seconds. As a father of 3 grown boys, I learned to cherish these moments.
I do try to cherish every moment I can!
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It makes me upset that you make it look so easy but it also reminds me of how much of a badass you are when it comes to this type of stuff. The chairs looks “noice”!!!!
The sale of the plans is in dollars?
these are looking very elegant. i just started to follow you and i am very happy for this. really great job & congrats!
Beautiful chair! Nice overview video. 👍🏻👍🏻
" sorry I mess up" great line,
universal statement around here. Thanks, chairs are so complimentary to the table. Bravo.
Commodore 64...that brings back memories, one of my first computers
Great chair. My son has the same shirts as your son lol.
Sweet leather apron
Beautiful chairs, Marc!
Great build!~
Finished product looks excellent! Thank you for amazing content
I have subscribed, your works are interesting to me!
Isn't it weird to have a mini version of yourself sitting next to you? I remember when the boy was just a baby and now look at him. He's talking and stuff.
I don't have kids myself, I don't think I'm ready yet, but how does it feel? Must be a weird experience.
It's weird, amazing, and incredibly challenging. He had his first day if Kindergarten today. Crazy how fast time flies!
That's a very beautiful chair. So glad to see it done after all the sneak peaks in other videos.
Marc, as always classy projects:-)love watching your videos. Thank you.
Really nice looking chairs Marc, awesome work! 👍👊
These chairs are great, and they look even nicer with the table. Great design
Nice Shirt! The good ol' commodore 64!
Beautiful Marc,Drooolll Droooolllll!😆😆😆😆
Once again, you have nailed it! Great design and I love the subtle Greene and Greene touches. I can see these in my future once I can find some time in the shop!
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Beautiful work Marc.
Beautiful chair!
nice design and impressive build
Nice chair
Lovely design Marc!
I have been debating on whether or not to start in on the gaming table and with these chairs it kinda clinches it. Do you think you could add an option to turn a couple of them into arm chairs?
+jblevin385 adding arms shouldn't be terribly difficult. But the project is complete at this point so it isn't likely I'll add anything to the series any time soon.
Wow lot of work!
Beautiful. I'd love to build a set of chairs like these.
It's a nice chair, I love it a lot
Nice
Commodore 64! Nice!!!!
Nice house, Marc.
Thanks Godwin!
Nice job
Good job !!!!
As medids
Nice !!!!
👍
Finally
Amazing!
Best high five ever! ✋🏻
Your really rockin that apron.
I'm diggin' it!
Is there a reason you screwed and plugged the top rail on the chair, instead of just running some dowels through?
This project has me interested in the guild...
Same question here.
During the construction, the chair had to be assembled and disassembled many times for joinery and shaping. That's pretty easy to do with screws. With dowels, I'd have to use clamps every time.
Ah, thanks Mark.