How to make Viking Stargazing Chairs

This is a little video about making some viking stargazing chairs.
I enjoy making things when i have the time, big or small. This build was for the garden, and can be knocked out quite quickly.
I used a circular saw, a drill, a jigsaw and an orbital sander to complete the job.
This is just for the basic design and they can be elaborated in a number of ways, which might feature in further videos.
This was a fun build and now i have something to relax in the garden, or elsewhere with, when i'm taking photos of the cosmos, or just out in the garden watching the bats fly around.
This is a nice little guide, but if your in the UK and want one building, give me a shout, drop me a message. I will be working on more elaborate headrest designs soon.
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Thanks to adMJ707 for the intro template. Some of his stuff is really awesome. You can catch him here goo.gl/MaFnJm.
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[@wranglerxx]

very nice! thanks for sharing with us!

[@GarethNormanMakes]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@RUDY3098]

Nice Job looks comfortable.
Watching Florida

[@GarethNormanMakes]

Thanks for Watching. They are surprisingly comfy. These will be going with me on my night time, milky way shoots.

[@Sheepdog1314]

thank you !!

[@GarethNormanMakes]

You're welcome!

[@sarawelder1]

nice and simple. What size is scaffold board? about 2 x 12?

[@GarethNormanMakes]

Thanks. These were around 1.5" x 9". You could use a wider board and maybe measure 3" in from either side for the mortise and tenon.

[@sarawelder1]

@@GarethNormanMakes thanks!