Adirondack Chair(s) ala Norm Abram

They look great Dave! in fact I have a front verandah they would work quite well on! - Enjoy relaxing in them!

Interesting you should mention a front veranda. Ours live on our front patio. The back patio is dominated by the picnic table and this gives us a place to just sit, talk, or read. It get's shade from late afternoon on.

Nice work on this, very clean and looks comfy! Has been on my to do list for a while now.

Norm would be proud.

Hey Cozmo you beat me to it. Cool chair.

Dave I build one six years ago and its holding up well. I have to replace the last seat rail closest to the back this year because the ends cracked. I hope that yours hold up as well as mine have. I two have the full size patterns that Norm recommends that you use and keep. Smart man that New Yankee! Cheers

Very nice.

Great job Dave. I can thank this very chair for the purchase of many of my wood shop tools. Many years ago I built and sold around 115 of these chairs, along with footrests and side tables. One of the most comfy chairs I've ever sat in for sure.

Thanks for sharing your project…brings back great memories.

Gramps.

Great job Dave. I can thank this very chair for the purchase of many of my wood shop tools. Many years ago I built and sold around 115 of these chairs, along with footrests and side tables. One of the most comfy chairs I've ever sat in for sure.

If you don't mind, I'd like to offer a great tip. You'll want to round over the two corners at the very bottom of the front leg. I traced an arc using a pencil and quarter on both of those corners. And yes, I called these "quarter-round" corners. This will help eliminate the corners from chipping away while someone drags the chair across your deck or patio.

Thanks for sharing your project…brings back great memories.

Gramps.

Very Nice Project! Thanks for Posting!

Rick