Farm-house Dining Chair - Design 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 เม.ย. 2016
- Follow along as I show the construction of this farm-house dining chair. If you enjoy this simple design, look at my video of the matching farm-house table here : • Farm-house Table Desig...
I also have another farm-house design table, and you can see that dining set here: • Farm-House Dining Set ...
If you would like the plans to this project, please visit my website www.engineeredwoodworking.com
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I'll love to see the table and chairs together! Great job!
Beautiful chair. Amazing job. Love the table as well. Great video. Thanks.
Sandy Cooper, thanks for the compliment!
Thanks a lot this helped me out with my engineering project at school!
Awesome work! Enviable result!
Great use of inexpensive wood. It turned out excellent.
this us an absolutely beautiful chair, i would love to make this. you did great in the demo as well as the diagrams, makes it so much easier to follow
Absolutely incredible video with all the instructions! You got yourself another subscriber. Great work!
Hello from Israel, great video, Amazing job, im new in to DIY and this help A LOT thanks :)
I do enjoy your videos (tables, chair, bench...), because you've found a good approach of mixing 'rustic' and 'modern' styles. Thanks for sharing :)
Epoxy ftw :D
Yep, I have to build a giant cross cut sled now. I built one a while back with 24" to the left of the blade and it never seems to be enough to use stop blocks on longer pieces. Awesome job on the video and chair too too, I look forward to more!
Thank you for your interest in my channel. I'm going to detail some of my table saw sleds and jigs in the future.
Great Project !!
I really like the design of this chair
What an awesome job ! Love it !
Thank you very much!
Great job! I just finished a similar design today but I used mortise and tenon joints, black walnut and tung oil with a pine seat and polyurethane. So mine is two tone too!
Travis - I downloaded your plans and your plans are very impressive. You put a lot of effort to detail these as you did. Great job.
Thank you very much!
Love the look . great job. I'm looking to make my own along with a kitchen table.
clean work!
very very very good!!!
love the video. Wish I could just buy those chairs from you! Love em!
Nice job, thanks for the video
Love it!
Hals Wood Shop. Good Tutorial. Good jigs. there are many ways to do joints if you like this project. I like both the dowels and screw pockets. Check out some others for the dimensions or some books on chairs. Or his plans are $6.. the end result was a nice chair. all depends on where you would use your chair.
that is awesome work buddy.
You've found your calling Travis! I found myself mesmerized.
Thank you Avis. My goal is to make videos that aren't boring. the table video is almost complete. subscribe so that you'll get a notification when it goes live. Thanks again
Excellent
Really nice good job
Thanks for subscribing +Donald Ross!
Good job
Awesome. Just found your channel. I immediately subscribed.
The background music sounds like "It's not right but it's OK" by Whitney Houston.
I loved your work....
The shiny seat is tilted downward toward the back. Good idea so that you won't slip off.
Congratulations, joy and a treat to watch ?
English Mik
you are a true artisan like our lord jesus Christ but with modern tools.awesome!!!!!!
Nice chairs. You should do this same chair with minimal average person tools. I want to build a chair to go with the table I just built. But I only have your basic tools.
Question : are pocket holes that solid for a chair? i mean is putting that much of weight on a tenonless chair safe??? i've never tried and i'm curious.
Dude. You are insane. Where'd you get the drive? The passion? I am full of envy...
gottabighit1 thanks!
ok ,thank you
Excelente las medidas porf
That cut number 3 on the leg is scary.
How difficult would have it been if you used only the bandsaw for the back legs? I imagine if you have the measurements traced onto the 2x6, you could have easily gotten it done. Maybe have 2 chair legs on one template to save wood?
The wife wants these
Looking forward to the build.
You have plans for your tablesaw jigs?
Chair looks great! Where can I get the plans?
Хоть я и не поннмаю языка но довольно всё понятно показано очень красиво!
Do you have any videos or instructions on how to make the jigs?
Where can I see how to make that angle sled
The guy sounded like a salesman in the beginning good video tho
You did great job and then you used pocket holes
lol I thought the same thing the pocket whole might end up cracking the wood
I found some amazing plans for Woodglut. Just check them out.
About how much does it cost per chair to make with paint n such just wood
please give me the type of tool you used:) thanks
Where can I get the plans for this chair?
Is the chair well balanced and is it feel comfortable to sit in?
It's well balanced and doesn't tip over. I've got an 8, 6, 4, and 2 year old. The 8&6 yr old sit in the chair without a booster. The 4 year old uses a booster, and the 2 year old uses a baby chair booster with tray.
My wife love the chairs and says they are very comfortable.
I need a diy sewing chair video. They sell for $300. I can't find any info to build one.
Great video, is this with just off the shelf lumber? How are the chairs holding up over time?
The wood used is Prime kiln dried lumber. After 8 months, the chairs are still very solid without warping. The key is to start with straight, kiln dried lumber. I've found that 2x6's from Canada are pretty good for this type of project.
Ok great, thanks for the response!
Great job on the chair. I have to ask, what adapter are you using to attach your shop vac to your sander and your pocket hole jig? I can't seem to find an adapter that will accomplish that. Thanks!
Russ S. I actually shot the video today for my custom vacuum system. I'll release it next week and it'll have all the information in that video.
Russ, The dust collection video was released this week. Check it out for information on the design.
that was awesome...which software you used for designing...
I use AutoCAD for my designs. I also use Sketchup for the renderings that I use for the videos.
engineered woodworking i really like this project of yours can you give me the plan to build one like that please?
+waise noori, please click on my channel and subscribe. Once you've done that, go to click on the "About" tab, and email me that request and I'll respond with the drawings. Thanks for your interest!
+Engineered Woodworking hi I have subscribed already and I'm going on the about tab I don't see how to email you
+Engineered Woodworking great thank you so much
Why do you not offer dimensional drawings? The stretchers on the chairs are really hard to replicate without it. Will you post drawings or sketchup models for us?
Engineered Woodworking, I sent you a note. Thanks for sharing your awesome talents with all us.
Nice job, very good project, do you know aprox, cost? Saludos
Each chair used two 2'x6'x8'. Stain, poly, and paint cost about $60. Wood cost about $42. I spent about 10 hours per chair. I also used the stain and paint on the matching table and still have some left over for more projects.
Great thanks.... Very clear your info.... Again very nice project... Now is in my list to do..... Saludos amigo
Engineered Woodworking and DIY were you able to cut all the back legs from the 2x6?
where could i get the cut list and all that ?
email address?
Great Job! The link to the farmhouse table and subscribe button in the video is not working though
Thank you Troy! TH-cam embedded links only work on desktop web browser's. Mobile apps don't support embedded links which is a big gripe of TH-camrs.
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I love the style of the video with you doing it with a cut diagram overlay. However, the overlay is a little large. The intro was very gay and the music is a little loud. But I hope you keep making videos.
Wonder how long this took? I would like to offer these with my tables but it seems like a lot of work to be offering MAYBE $75 per chair
Clay Doughty Sometimes some of your product is just going to be more expensive. If people want that style of chair then they’ll just have to pay for it.
Are the farm chair plans in a PDF form?
If you go to www.engineeredwoodworking.com, you can buy the plans and I will email them to you in a PDF format.
Really nice project. But, it's not for the faint of heart or the newbie unfortunately.
Eddy, You're absolutely correct. Thanks for watching.
This time I'll use woodprix instructions to make it by my hand :)
Hi,what color is that?
The colors are listed in the description. Watch the video at times 8:30 and 9:10 where I describe the application of the stain and paint. Thanks for watching!
I checked a lot of handbooks with woodworking plans. Instructions from woodprix are the best I think.
How long do you think it takes to build this chair?
Beulah's House it took probably 5-6 hours per chair.
Thank you!
Here’s similar style if anyone is interested:
m.th-cam.com/video/_wNeYQ4fn1o/w-d-xo.html
Help please...I just bought the plans for the chair, and my paypal account has the wrong email address.
Kallen Hunstiger please email me at travis@engineeredwoodworking.com and I'll send a new email.
Email sent.
I emailed you
I know Woodglut has the best woodworking plans.
just in case you want to sell that chair, how much do you think it's worth?
Probably $80. What do you think?
That chair looks amazing.😊 And it looks like it's worth a good 100$.
Thanks Elijah! Maybe I should build them for sale!
You really should consider it😊
What is the x brace? Where does it go?
Please email me at Travis@engineeredwoodworking.com so that I can send you a picture. It's worth a thousand words. :)
Thank you!
I have just emailed you.
amazing voodvork,i also made a lot of rustic furnitures for my private use,but you have more of nice tools that i have,mostly i vork with metall,making construcktions,i have also made a bus to rv,helping my friend,that bus of yours,seems to be in good condition,and you have the skills to make it beutifut inside,with a nice paintjob,ewen outside can look great,i am only sorry that i cant vait to see the finish produckt 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 😇😇😇😇😇😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
I emailed you
Not quite diy unless you have a decent workshop. One day..
though a table saw or a jig saw would complete my "workshop "
just pickup a cheap one i'm 16 picked one up at Kent building Supplies for 140 its a King table saw with a 10" blade works good and i'm able to joint with it.
"Music" is just noise here
What are the dimensions of the chair?
The height of the chair is 38", and the seat is 18" square. I have the plans for sale on my website www.engineeredwoodworking.com
One more question, can pocket hole joinery substitute for biscuits?
Beulah's House you can use pocket holes on the back slats if you fill the holes. Kreg sells pocket hole fillers.
Thanks. By the way I bought the plans from you.
Thank you. You can also email me any questions that you have.
love the tutorial but the chair just looked awkward to me, so i looked at pictures of factory made farm style chairs and noticed that your seat planks are WAAAYYY thicker than normal. it makes it look chunky and out of place
Wal Mart quality furniture. Pocket screws are the lowest skill and lowest quality joint you can make. Proper joinery and panel glue up are skills worth learning.
And yet, 4 years later after 4 kids use them as jungle gyms, they are still solid. It was clear that these chairs are not heirloom quality. BTW, in only criticized by people who do less than me.
Lost me at the back leg.
LOL
oh nice you have to buy thousands of dollars worth of tools to make this.
LOL. I don't have thousands of dollars worth of tools, and I get to keep the tools after the project is done.
Far from thousands. And you can do it with affordable hand tools, just takes practice!
Hi, Thats a good video here. The most useful woodworking projects that I have ever used was Toms Magic Wood (just google it). Without a doubt it contains the most incredible woodworking plans that I have ever tried.
I've found great handbook on woodprix website. Good solutions for everyone I think.
ellentI made it by myself thanks to woodprix plans. I think it's the best way to learn how to build.
You can use woodprix instructions to build it in the cheapest way.
It's kind of confusing to see a gay guy do something only masculine men do. But he does a fine job. I wish I had the tools he has. Nice eye on accuracy too.
"A gay guy do something only masculine men do".... Are you serious? That's only in your mind.
This comment is so ignorant my head might explode.