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- plansinwood commented on Midnight-Maker's instructable Adirondack Beach Chair W/ 2 Positions8 months ago
- plansinwood commented on plansinwood's instructable Grandpa Adirondack Chair8 months ago
View Instructable »It works for me....copy and paste it into your browser window.
- plansinwood commented on plansinwood's instructable Adirondack Rocking Chair8 months agoView Instructable »
Thanks. You will see that there are instructions to laminate a 1/4" layer of hardwood to the bottom of the rockers. Then you can replace it if it wears too much.
- plansinwood commented on plansinwood's instructable Grandpa Adirondack Chair9 months agoView Instructable »
I just checked all links, and they work fine. Sorry, must be a timeout at your end.
- plansinwood's instructable Mission Style Folding Chair's weekly stats: 1 year ago
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- plansinwood entered Mission Style Folding Chair in the Furniture Contest 2017 contest 1 year ago
- plansinwood posted an instructable Mission Style Folding Chair1 year ago
- plansinwood commented on plansinwood's instructable Adirondack Rocking Chair1 year agoView Instructable »
Thanks ! I added a strip of 1/4" hardwood to the rocker bottoms to alleviate that issue. My issue here at the cottage is rot....so I am thinking of adding a strip of PVC to the bottom of the rockers, arms or side panels of my chairs.Phil
- plansinwood commented on plansinwood's instructable Child Size Adirondack Chairs1 year agoView Instructable »
They are available on my site www.plansinwood.com in mailed or digital formats.Phil
- plansinwood made the instructable 9 Easy Ways to Distress Wood1 year agoView Instructable »
Only the painted wood is edge sanded....the top is antiqued, stained natural, urethaned and paint then only applied to the marks. That way wet sanding is only needed to leave the paint in the indents....then another layer of urethane to seal it in. This shelf is the same top style as the table.
- plansinwood made the instructable Adirondack Beach Chair W/ 2 Positions1 year agoView Instructable »
Here you go !
- plansinwood made the instructable Adirondack Beach Chair W/ 2 Positions1 year agoView Instructable »
Here is the lower position.
- plansinwood commented on plansinwood's instructable Grandpa Adirondack Chair1 year agoView Instructable »
The complete chair is made from 3/4" stock, but many of my Customers use 1" or 5/4 for the front legs as well as the side panels.
- plansinwood made the instructable 9 Easy Ways to Distress Wood1 year agoView Instructable »
Found the table and drawer pics to go with the comments below.
- plansinwood commented on mikeasaurus's instructable 9 Easy Ways to Distress Wood1 year agoView Instructable »
I was kept very busy back in the country craft days in the eighties with my distressed furniture, shelves and other items.....now it's all back and even better techniques. I like the steel brush idea. As well as the techniques above, I added "worm holes" with the stick shown. After adding the scratches and stain, I paint the indents with milk paint and sand to leave the paint so it looks like previously stripped wood. I also add a coat of hide glue after staining, then the paint will crackle like an antique piece. I do this with different color layers to replicate layers of paint over years of time. I will try to find my sample board to add a pic.
- plansinwood commented on plansinwood's instructable Grandpa Adirondack Chair1 year agoView Instructable »
Yes...it's a 1 x 10....the panel just fits the finished 9 1/2" width.Phil
- plansinwood commented on Midnight-Maker's instructable Adirondack Beach Chair w/ 2 Positions2 years agoView Instructable »
Lots here on my site at http://www.plansinwood.com/adirondackbeachchair.htmlPhil
- plansinwood posted an instructable Child Size Adirondack Rocking Chairs2 years ago
LOL....you have a nice day too !