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    Default one of my works is a folding chair

    one of my works is a folding chair
    material - birch plywood 12mm (two layers)
    cutting on a CNC machine
    assembly with glue and screws
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    It all started with an idea. I wanted to create a compact folding chair. It should also be as simple as possible during assembly (as much as possible transfer operations to a CNC machine). There should be a soft part - a pillow designed for a foam rubber thickness of 20mm.
    I mainly work with 18mm plywood. Here I decided to experiment with 12mm thick plywood.
    Created a 3D model. I laid out the parts and ordered CNC cutting.

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    If you're interested, I'll tell you about the assembly features.

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    That looks good. I like your design.
    What have you used for the pivots ?
    ​Brad.

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    for rotary connections - furniture screw and Erickson nut with flat heads and hexagon. And the puck.
    +thread locker
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    They should work well.
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    That's right - it works well.
    another “connection”: a furniture screw paired with a T-NUT (FOUR PRONG TEE-NUT) DIN 1624. I did not recess the nut flush with the surface of the part. The protruding part of the nut acts as a washer.
    The nut and screw are inserted into the same part. The protruding part of the screw slides along a groove in the second part. The groove is slightly wider than the diameter of the screw. He's just a guide

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