Step by Step and easy directions with diagrams for every step.
Full Size Patterns and Complete Materials List for those Important Cuts.
Continued Technical Support from The WoodPatternExpert; 20 Years of Experience!
Level arms reinforced to withstand the weight of a child ''perching'' on them.
Contoured seat and curved back that is ''just right'' for use either with or without a cushion (Seat Width is 19 1/4 inch).

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Product Dimensions

Package Dimensions
Width : 8.7 inch
Height : 0.2 inch
Length : 11.7 inch

Item Weight: 7.52 ounce (View shipping rates and policies)
Shipping Weight: 8.8 ounce (View shipping rates and policies)

ASIN : B002BDG6LG

Product Description

NOTE: This sale is for woodworking plans, NOT furniture. Complete set of plans for my favorite Classic CHILD SIZE Adirondack Chair and Foot Stool. My instructions with full size patterns are designed as a construction project for the beginning woodworker. Extensive attention is given to speed and ease of construction, with a minimum of tools. While a great Chair can be built with just a circular saw, jig saw, and drill, optional directions are added for routing many edges with a 3/8'' rounding over bit for a more refined look. Directions are aimed at the beginning woodworker, but should not bore even an experienced carpenter. WARNING: Children Love This Chair. Just about all Children who sit in it will not want to give it up and want it for themselves. (That''s the reason I decided to write these plans.) The plan features: 46 pages containing very detailed, step by step instructions. Each step includes photographs to assist in the construction process. 15 full size patterns that makes construction so easy a caveman could do it! Built entirely from 3/4 inch lumber (standard 1X) or any thickness you prefer. Complete cutting patterns allow you to trace and cut out ALL parts (also now with Measurement and Dimensions). Can be built with just a skill saw, jig saw, and drill. A router and table saw are helpful. This project plan is designed for the beginning woodworker, but should not bore even the most experienced carpenter.