Rustic Farmhouse Dining Chair
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video I'm bringing you along my journey of making rustic farmhouse dining chairs. My first chairs!
The whole chair is from spruce and mostly built with mortise and tenon joints.
I achieved the rustic look by waxing the edges before applying white paint.
Enjoy!
For all of you who like this design, here is the plan: drive.google.c...
Thank you for the plans
Your video is the first chair video I have ever seen . Very well done I really like the chairs . I have always thought that they were to difficult to build . Not the case just time consuming. Thank you very much
Great video. Thanks. What was the dark stain for before the white paint?
What type of wood did you use
Nice job! I made a set for a farm house table I made. Had no idea what I was doing. Yours are really nice.
Do you offer a cut list for these chairs? Love the design!
I do not have a cut list, but you can download my plan from the link in the video description.
ton of the information you show in this video 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
thank you for sharing your idea and plan! My wife and I love this and can't wait to build it ourselves. would love to see more
Glad you like it :)
Nice jobs i like this idea
Amazing job! What type/size bit do you recommend for the mortise? Thank you for sharing.
I used straight bit with centre tip, 12mm or 1/2'' in diameter.
Excellent work, thank you.
*Hi, good job 🤗🤗🤗*
What chisel do you use to round your tenons?
Nice video, did you use any mechanical fasteners (nails, dowels, screws)? Or does glue only suffice?
Thanks! Except for a couple of nails in the joints under the seat i have not used anything else but glue.
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Excellent
Beautiful chairs!!
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Amazing man.... 👍
Where did you get the pattern for the legs?
I made the pattern based on my dining chairs at home. Basically you just need the seat hight and the back inclination, which is approx. 10deg.
@@zigapoljansek5981 thank you so much!!!
Do you sell plans for these chairs?
I don't sell them. I can send you one for free.
@@zigapoljansek5981 can i have the plan too?? I realy love your chairs!
The link is in the description.
@@zigapoljansek5981 what measuring unit are you using in your plan so i can convert it to inches?
@@jameslenhart9565 I use metric units.
What tool was used to round the square tenon's. Thanks
I made a round chisel from a steel pipe to get the right diameter tenon, but a normal chisel will do.
Would a large diameter gouge work?
@@redecks336 I think it would. Probably better than a chiesel.