Thank you for showing us something we can actually make with ordinary tool Nice clear instructions I've been looking for a vid like this for a long time great job
Thank you! You make it so easy to follow coz you talk through everything! It looks great too....Please do some more! I am hoping to build a ramp and platform for my little dog so that she can look out the window. At the mo she lies on top of the sofa (has done for 11yrs now!) but it's getting harder for her to jump up and, I want to move the sofa away from the window!
made my first one, do you rip the 2x4s so they're more square? I feel the rounded edges really got the best of me. I'm also very new to woodworking, could just be lack of experience
@BuilditStudio_Woodworking on my 2nd chair, I ripped ⅛ off each side, made it so much nicer for measurements. I bought the plan to support you. Love these chairs
For those whose miter wont do 60 degrees for the arm rests you can do a 45 but instead of 1 inch measure 1.5 inch up and you have to drill a pilot hole for the spade bit and take it easy. Chair is great looks amazing. It’s comfortable and it’s solid.
Hey Steve. I don't have them in front of me right now but check the cut details. I made digital images of every cut with the angles. Let me know if you have any issues
@@stevewhite7602 take a look in section 4.0 Special Cuts. The mitre angles are shown in red font. If you don't see it, shoot me a message on Etsy so I can see your order and I'll send it to you again. Cheers
The nominal dimensions (the sizes used to describe the approximate characteristics of the product rather than the exact dimensions) are: Frame - 2x4. Seat slats - 1x6 or 5/4x6. The actual sizes are smaller, but these are the thickness x width that you need to shop for. See 1:03 of the video for complete material list
Thanks for watching! Plans are available here www.etsy.com/ca/shop/builditstudio?ref=profile_header
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Thank you for showing us something we can actually make with ordinary tool
Nice clear instructions I've been looking for a vid like this for a long time great job
Thanks David, happy to hear to enjoyed it. Would love to see photos of your finished chairs
great chairs made 2 for my son he loves them many thanks
great job I'm going to try it thanks for the video
You're welcome!
Very nice. Simple, sturdy and cost effective!
Very nice - another great vid, thank you. Can’t wait for many more.
Appreciate the support. Anything in particular you want a DIY video for?
Cheers
Love this
Thanks! I`ve been looking for simple, good looking chairs to make for our house in Maine.
Great! Let me know how it goes ;)
Thank you! You make it so easy to follow coz you talk through everything! It looks great too....Please do some more!
I am hoping to build a ramp and platform for my little dog so that she can look out the window. At the mo she lies on top of the sofa (has done for 11yrs now!) but it's getting harder for her to jump up and, I want to move the sofa away from the window!
Great to hear!
Great video keep em coming 👍
Thanks, Wayne!
Very nice job excatly what um looking for
Awesome job, all cedar? Can’t wait to try this build. Thanks for sharing
Thank you. I did all cedar
This looks fantastic! i will be trying this very soon!
made my first one, do you rip the 2x4s so they're more square? I feel the rounded edges really got the best of me. I'm also very new to woodworking, could just be lack of experience
I did not rip the 2x4's. Although you can, this tutorial is meant for beginners, and ripping 2x4's is neither simple or safe for a beginner.
@BuilditStudio_Woodworking on my 2nd chair, I ripped ⅛ off each side, made it so much nicer for measurements. I bought the plan to support you. Love these chairs
For those whose miter wont do 60 degrees for the arm rests you can do a 45 but instead of 1 inch measure 1.5 inch up and you have to drill a pilot hole for the spade bit and take it easy.
Chair is great looks amazing. It’s comfortable and it’s solid.
Thanks for providing this helpful tip. Glad you like the chair!
1:04 and 1:11 shows the board dimensions including thickness
Excellent work but seems unlikely to do it without a mitre saw as I only have circular and jigsaw
You can do with circular
@@raywill5973 thank you, I will try to do it
@@jerrychetty2524ok but it will be difficult honestly lol
Thanks! And yes, I agree. Mitre saw is listed in the tools needed
This is an old video but… looking at your cut list for the 1x6 boards, the most efficient way is 1x6x8 4@22 inches, for the 1x6x6 3@23 inches
Thanks for the helpful tip! If the 1x6's are available in both lengths, your suggestion works great
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Got the plans but no mention of what degree for miter cuts?
Hey Steve. I don't have them in front of me right now but check the cut details. I made digital images of every cut with the angles. Let me know if you have any issues
Thanks
But for some reason I cant see the angle cuts. I got everything else. I will figure it out. Thanks again
@@stevewhite7602 odd. I'll take a look when I can get to my laptop. Hadn't heard of this happening before. Sorry about that
I'm an idiot. I got it, just over looked it
Sorry to bother you
Cant wait to make a couple
Thanks man@@BuilditStudio_Woodworking
@@stevewhite7602 take a look in section 4.0 Special Cuts. The mitre angles are shown in red font. If you don't see it, shoot me a message on Etsy so I can see your order and I'll send it to you again. Cheers
great job, and why are you wearing sun glasses in the shop??
Thanks Ahmed. Those are my prescription safety glasses 🤣
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How thick are the boards?cant find it anywhere
The nominal dimensions (the sizes used to describe the approximate characteristics of the product rather than the exact dimensions) are: Frame - 2x4. Seat slats - 1x6 or 5/4x6. The actual sizes are smaller, but these are the thickness x width that you need to shop for. See 1:03 of the video for complete material list
stuoid inches. Why all youtubers use it? In tthel world is normal metr or cm
@@nostredemus3171 lumber yard in Canada is in feet and inches