How to Build a Modern Adirondack Chair - "Wedge" || Free Plans Available || raaz design
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- Easy to build Modern Adirondack Chair
UPDATED PLANS 7 -11-21 With a full scale template of the legs included now Thanks to those who helped improve them.
Download plans for free here: raaz.design/#s...
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Just bought a metabo 7 tool kit. Going to build this with that thank u
Awesome! Best of luck. Let me know if you gave any questions
Nice build. Thank you so much for the free plans and for your time and effort in putting out your content. Wish you all the best. Subscribed. God Bless.
Thanks Mark, I appreciate it! Let me know if the plans need anything added to them.
Very nice work.
I bought a cheap biscuit jointer and used it on my kitchen rehab for the back of my 10 foot long Island and was I amazed how strong those butt joints were with not a single hole in the finished surfaces.
This job would be perfect for that kind of joint.
Anyways! I enjoyed your video and work... Thanks!
Thanks Keith, I think you're right those would work here. Especially if you were going to do a stain finish instead of paint.
I love the mid century vibe to this. Would looks great at my parents home. Where do we get the plans at for these ?
Thank you! Plans can be found on our website at www.raaz.design/store
Lovely design probably the best Moderate version of this particular chair I’ve seen little bit concerned about that joint at the back though I well is it holding up obviously it would be stronger with a brace between the arms are wrapped around the back but it would ruin the entire aesthetic of the chair that floating arm look is what makes it stand out be interested to hear your thoughts?
Hi Nathan, thank you for the compliment. Yes the back is the weakest link for sure. That's why lapping the layers there and getting a really good connection is important. I may make another version that uses steel to reinforce the seat to back connection but so far these are holding up just fine.
Agreed. Love the look. Worried about that joint though.
@@shawnbrennan7526 mine's two years old and no issues, just take your time and do a good job use good screws and glue and it'll hold. reinforce with a metal 'L' bracket if you're worried.
clean design
Best compliment there is, thank you!
Nice build and thanks for the free plans, however, I bought you a coffee : )
Thanks Dicky! I appreciate it, let me know if you have any questions about the plans or template.
Awesome design! Very interested in making some though I'm not clear on the raw lumber dimensions. In the video were you using 1.5 by 6 or 8 inch 8 foot boards I'm still confused even after looking at the plans.
Hi, I was using 2" x 6" x 8' common redwood boards from your local box store. I looked at the plans and see there are some missing dimensions and typos. I'll try and update that soon. Thank you for telling me.
Hey, I've updated these plans, fixed some typos and added a third page that's full scale version of the legs. If you can find someone to print it on 24 x 36 it should be usable as a template! Thanks,
Looking good
Thanks 👍
Very cool
Thank you!
Parvez Aslam good thanks so much love u 🇵🇰 very good thanks thanks for
Thank you!
nice video editing
Thank you, it's harder than I thought it'd be to learn
Free plans??? Where... It cost 3 $
Read the top of the store web page. There's a code to get them for free.
Thanks! I got it, I will try to do it...but first I need to convert all measurements in cm because I'm in France 🇫🇷