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Toddlers High Chair

Toddlers High Chair
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This is a instructable for a toddlers High Chair. After I have been building one of those for my niece, people kept asking if I can build another one. But this project is quite simple to do it yourself, so here it goes:

I used 24mm birch plywood. This is way thicker then needed, 16mm would be fine as well. But I got it for free.
For all connections I used stair bolts with sleeve nuts (countersunk head). I have attached a Sketchup file so you can check the exact positions for them. Be careful finding the right size of the bolts and nuts, depending of the material thickness you are going to use.

After you have cut out all elements and drilled all the essential holes sand down all surfaces starting from rough to fine sandpaper, before putting everything together.

After everything is assembled you should sand down all the edges as much as you like and treat the whole chair with good wood oil (hygienic quality since the kids will eat directly from the table all the time.

enjoy building and using it!


 
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Step 1Cutting out elements

Cutting out elements
Cut out all elements from your chosen material. If you have thinner material, you need to adapt the measurements to the thickness. I have attached a cutting plan and Sketchup file so you can check for all details.
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7 comments
Sep 2, 2011. 10:51 PMsvstick98 says:
cool
Sep 2, 2011. 10:50 PMsvstick98 says:
cool
Aug 23, 2011. 2:47 PMutilito says:
Thank´s for this great file. I am having troubles downloading the .skp file, is there any ay I can get it please?

I saw something like this but it is for toddlers, so this is better for little babies.

Nice design, I will be so fun to make it and see my little nice using it.

Thanks again.

Aug 24, 2011. 6:31 AMutilito says:
I see that with the 24mm board will support a large toddler, and will work for a few years this design.

The .skp file is working perfect, I didn´t read the instructions inside the PDF file you provide, and that is why I asked before for your help, but the file is fine, Just need to read what to do with the .tmp file is able to download.

Thanks for sharing.

Best
Aug 23, 2011. 1:15 PMzazenergy says:
This is so great! Thanks for sharing.

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