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18th March 2004, 01:27 PM #1
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Adirondack Chair
Finished this the other day, (still have to apply some oil though).
This is the first time for years that I’ve followed a plan, I generally nut it out for myself. The experience was quite relaxing though and very easy. I only made a few minor changes.
The chair is of the Adirondack design very sturdy and surprisingly comfortable. The timber is recycled Jarrah.
The missus has now ordered another 3 and a table to match "oh no what have I done!!!!"
Cheers
Dave
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18th March 2004, 02:04 PM #2
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Davo,
That looks like Norm's Adirondack chair. I followed Norm's plan without making any modification for my two chairs.
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18th March 2004, 02:19 PM #3
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Aaaah that’s very similar Rocker but Norm’s has a curved back mine is flat, not that flat’s any better (probably worse).
The plan I have I bought on line from Woodsmith magazine (can’t find the URL just now) the only change I made was to the back leg and to the slat size mainly to work around the size of and defects in the timber I used.
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Dave
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