For workshop i want to make an easy wooden chair, that a year 9 would be able to do. Can you give me measurments, and pictures would be great and diagrams. THANKKKKS.
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Get a 3/8 brad point drill bit and bore both sides that you want to hold together and stick a 3/8's wooden dowel in there with glue on it and clamp it together till it is dry........It will take you a little time, but it's worth it.........I just fixed two of my own.......people don't like to lift their weight when moving and it tears them up......the other thing is young kids like to lean backwards and that is hard on wooden chairs. You can buy a doweling jig........and I have one.......but if the chairs are ornate it takes a little thinking.......if they are straight then the jig will help you make it easy.........just measure and mark everything. Good luck and have a nice xmas. You also need a drill motor with the brad point bit.....just go slow.
Things okorder * When you purchase the wood for the chair, remember that you will need thicker, rounder pieces of wood for the legs, flatter pieces for the back (the thickness will depend on your preference) and thinner, flatter pieces for the seat. * When deciding how thick a piece of wood you will use for the back, remember that the seat will slope back, allowing for a three-fourths inch to one-inch “drop” between the very back of the seat and the seat back. Therefore, you do not want your seat back to be so thick as to “throw off” the slope of the seat.
