OT: Adirondack Loveseat

[Jeremy Z]

Just finished this. I will enjoy many fine adult beverages in this baby.

It's nice to have a back-up hobby that isn't messed-up by rain & snow, hehehe.

[RedCBRRider]

Schweet!  Need any help breaking it in?  I can test the load limit.

[thejollyroger]

that looks realy nice I have always wanted a adirondack chare. any tips on starting a project like that?

thanks

[phoenix]

I recently finished a sideboard piece for the dining room area as well. Yeah, you need something else to keep you occupied on the less than terrific days.

Should be able to find the picture in here

http://s284.photobucket.com/albums/ll2/rk-phoenix/?albumview=slideshow&mediafilter=images

From my work computer, I can't view the pictures individually to just share the picture of the sideboard here alone. But there's nothing in the album that I'm not afraid to share, so whatever.

Oh, and nice work there Jeremy!

[DavidLSI]

I recently finished a sideboard piece for the dining room area as well. Yeah, you need something else to keep you occupied on the less than terrific days.

Should be able to find the picture in here

http://s284.photobucket.com/albums/ll2/rk-phoenix/?albumview=slideshow&mediafilter=images

From my work computer, I can't view the pictures individually to just share the picture of the sideboard here alone. But there's nothing in the album that I'm not afraid to share, so whatever.

Oh, and nice work there Jeremy!

Here you go,  both project are great: very talented guys.

[Jeremy Z]

that looks realy nice I have always wanted a adirondack chare. any tips on starting a project like that?

Yes, a couple.

1) Start with a good plan
2) You'll need a table saw to get the tapered slats perfectly, but you could (in theory) make a template, trace it, and just jigsaw them all out.
3) You could probably do it with just a jigsaw and a cordless, but the tablesaw really speeds it up.

More things I learned are here.

[mxvet57]

Schweet!  Need any help breaking it in?  I can test the load limit.

for the chair or the deck?