Inside to Outside Lawn Chair
by daveofwar in Workshop > Furniture
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Inside to Outside Lawn Chair
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Turned a ratty old chair into a great lawn chair!
Ratty Old Chair
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Aquire an old chair.
Naked Old Chair
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Remove old torn cushions.
Old Chair Anew
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Using cedar fence boards.
-Cut each board to 22". (Fit the best at that size in between hand rests). Rounded all rough edges with a router and sanded by hand.
-Holes drilled through boards and chair frame. Used 1/4" carriage nuts and bolts to assemble everything. Drilled slightly larger holes for an easier fit.
-Same was done for the hand rests, except used a bandsaw to give them a better shape.
-Cut each board to 22". (Fit the best at that size in between hand rests). Rounded all rough edges with a router and sanded by hand.
-Holes drilled through boards and chair frame. Used 1/4" carriage nuts and bolts to assemble everything. Drilled slightly larger holes for an easier fit.
-Same was done for the hand rests, except used a bandsaw to give them a better shape.
Finnished
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Sit outside and enjoy! Chair swivels and rocks. Also reclines.