Project Information
The little woman in my life wanted a Rocking Adirondack Chair so I found a plan on Esty had the UPS store print the plan in a full 2' X 4' sheet and made two using a mix of different woods. Some PT and some framing lumber.
They will be under cover and out of the weather so they should last a while. I made templates for all the parts so if I need to make a new part or a new chair down the road I can knock them out with out any trouble.
They are well balanced and they are easy to move out of them. I put a strip of anti skid rubber that is used on stair treads on the bottom so if someone drag the chair it won't wear a flat spot on the bottom of the blades. I hope that works
Hope you like them!
Update! Paint Change! Rust Oleum Colonial Red! Wife didn't like the original color.
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The anti skid tape I used.
They will be under cover and out of the weather so they should last a while. I made templates for all the parts so if I need to make a new part or a new chair down the road I can knock them out with out any trouble.
They are well balanced and they are easy to move out of them. I put a strip of anti skid rubber that is used on stair treads on the bottom so if someone drag the chair it won't wear a flat spot on the bottom of the blades. I hope that works
Hope you like them!
Update! Paint Change! Rust Oleum Colonial Red! Wife didn't like the original color.
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The anti skid tape I used.