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  1. 12th October 2008, 02:24 PM #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by Andy Mac View Post
    Do they take up much floor space, like a squatters chair does?
    Just measured them and the floor space taken by each chair is 800mm wide and 900mm deep which is no problem in my backyard.


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    Great stuff Peter. They look very well made and, well, Sturdee

    Eight or nine years ago, I made one of these from western red cedar. Absolutely the most comfortable wood chair I've ever sat in.

    Well done, mate. Love the cost of your raw materials

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    All I can say is "WOW" Peter. Great work and recycled too. Outstanding job with the pictures. I'd be proud to sit in one of them. Especially since I know what they are made from and the effort you used to make them. Good on ya mate.
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    I have started assembling my second chair so just reread you order of assembly.

    It is very helpful.
    Especially fitting the small triangle arm support to the leg before fitting the leg.
    Much easier.

    Thanks, Peter for putting your WIP on here.
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    interesting!
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