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Build either a handsome armchair or rocker from the same basic plan. Mortise-and-tenon construction and perfectly proportioned comfort will guarantee its place as a family heirloom. Includes instructions for padded seat. Chair measures aproximately 46in. tall.MATERIALS NOT INCLUDED; PAPER PLAN ONLY.
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KIDORONDACK: Children's rocking chair, Adirondack style (woodworking plans and instructions). PLEASE NOTE! This is not the actual furniture! This is a packet of drawings and instructions for woodworkers who want to build their own furniture. Children's Adirondack style rocking chair: KIDORONDACK This chair is a very comfortable version of an Adirondack design. Its extremely durable for rough kids playing and can be used indoors or out. The one in the photos was made with sycamore and…

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All woodworkers worth their sawdust know that joinery, good, bad, or indifferent tells the unvarnished truth – how well a piece is made and how skilled the maker is. As a result, joinery is always a hot, and sometimes controversial, topic because even the masters will agree that there is no one right way to do it. Over the decades, no one has proven better at teaching readers how to make beautiful, enduring joinery than Fine Woodworking. Packed with insightful information this book will…
Believed to have originated with William Morris, father of the English Arts and Crafts movement, the so-called Morris chair combines comfort with simply stated good looks. True to form, our version features loose cushions, curved arms, and an adjustable back. We'll even tell how to make the cushions.Measures 34-1/4" wide, 29-1/2" deep, 42-1/4" tallFeatured inWOOD Issue 112, February 1999

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I’ve always found making something simple yet refined to be more work than it seems. I suspect that the slat-back chair doesn’t exactly look simple to build if you’re not a chairmaker.

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