Introduction: K'nex Chair
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furniture made out of k'nex has always fascinated me, that's what motivated me to make this chair out of k'nex.
So let's get to business:
Pros:
1: it can hold people up to a 100 kilogram (and maybe even more, but I haven't tried).
2: I think it sits quite comfortable.
3: It looks nice.
4: As you see in the second picture it's got quite normal distance proportions.
5: It's durable because if it breaks you can fix it easily, but you can't with a normal chair.
Cons:
1: Sometimes the connectors on the rear end snap out, it has no consequences though.
2: the back is not incredibly strong, you can't lend back with too much force.
PS: zorry vor bed englisch, i vrom holland.
Parts list:
green rod: 159
white rod: 303
blue rod: 362
yellow rod: 262
red rod: 15
gray rod: 2
dark grey connector: 16
light grey connector: 0
orange connector: 8
red connector: 23
green connector: 5
yellow connector: 68
white connector: 80
purple connector: 258
blue connector: 172
tan connectors: 0
y-connectors: 0
TOTAL: 1733
So let's get to business:
Pros:
1: it can hold people up to a 100 kilogram (and maybe even more, but I haven't tried).
2: I think it sits quite comfortable.
3: It looks nice.
4: As you see in the second picture it's got quite normal distance proportions.
5: It's durable because if it breaks you can fix it easily, but you can't with a normal chair.
Cons:
1: Sometimes the connectors on the rear end snap out, it has no consequences though.
2: the back is not incredibly strong, you can't lend back with too much force.
PS: zorry vor bed englisch, i vrom holland.
Parts list:
green rod: 159
white rod: 303
blue rod: 362
yellow rod: 262
red rod: 15
gray rod: 2
dark grey connector: 16
light grey connector: 0
orange connector: 8
red connector: 23
green connector: 5
yellow connector: 68
white connector: 80
purple connector: 258
blue connector: 172
tan connectors: 0
y-connectors: 0
TOTAL: 1733
Step 1: The First Leg
in this step you'll make the first leg,
it might seem the same as all the other legs but there are a few differences, you'll need to follow all the steps about the legs.
it might seem the same as all the other legs but there are a few differences, you'll need to follow all the steps about the legs.
Step 2: The Second Leg
the second leg isn't different from the first leg except for one thing: the blue connecters in the third stage of the leg is on the other side as shown in the picture.
Step 3: The Third and Fourth Legs
the third and fourth legs are slightly different from the first two but they are exactly the same as each other.
Step 4: Assembly
In this step you'll assamble the legs.
Step 5: Making the Support
this is the support for the back of the chair.
Step 6: More Support
make these parts for more support
Step 7: Even More Support
follow the pictures and notes to make this.
Step 8: The Rear End
this is the rear end, look in the pictures how to attach it.
Step 9: Assembly 2
Step 10: The Rear End Part 2
make this part
Step 11: The Back of the Chair
this might be the most difficult step, pay attention to the pictures
Step 12: Assembly 3
here you see how to assemble the back and rear end part 2
Step 13: Fin
you're done, I hope the steps weren't to difficult.
have fun with your chair and thanks for reading
Mr Muggle
have fun with your chair and thanks for reading
Mr Muggle
