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Fast & Easy Sling Chair - Downloadable Plan
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Enjoy nature’s bounty in a comfy outdoor chair that loves you back with its comfortable, polyester sling and cushioned headrest. Made from cypress, the assembly weighs a modest 10 pounds, making it...
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Enjoy nature’s bounty in a comfy outdoor chair that loves you back with its comfortable, polyester sling and cushioned headrest. Made from cypress, the assembly weighs a modest 10 pounds, making it ideal for folding and toting from place to place. The secret behind its construction lies in the sturdy connecting nuts and bolts and their precise locations on facing parts. Building shouldn’t take more than a day. Use the day after to test the chair at a choice location with a favorite beverage.You will be able to download the pdf file from the Thank You page or from the Downloadable Product Email once your order is placed.Woodcraft Magazine's Classic™ Project PlansThese plans are the "best of" the projects from Editors of Woodcraft Magazine. Each plan features step by step instructions with detail photographs, exploded illustrations for various project steps, a cut list and cutting diagram, and a Convenience Plus Buying Guide so you know exactly what supplies are required to complete the project. Whether you are a beginner or an accomplished woodworker, the Woodcraft Classic Plan series will have a plan for you!
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good project. misleading purchase
I purchased this plan with the understanding it was a complete plan. I then realized the pattern for the arm bracketts was missing when I downloaded and printed it. it may come with the pattern if you order by mail, but, I had to go online to find it then take it to staples to have it blown up and printed. It is a good design and fairly easy to build.it contains the necessary part dimensions and hole placements. the plan does not have very clear dimensions for where the dados are cut but after staring at it and doing some calculations i got it figured out. I would also suggest better instructions for sewing the sling. It makes no mention of doubling the fabric thickness or hemming the edges to avoid fraying. this may be common knowledge to any seamstress but I thought it odd the plan does not suggest it.
