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Adirondack Chair Plans PDF

A chair from ordinary 2x4s and 2x6 arms, with full-size templates and a cut list.

A good first project for a new shop is something you will actually use. This plan builds an Adirondack chair from standard 2x4s and 2x6 arms, with templates that print at full size.

Adirondack chair plans PDF for a chair built from ordinary 2x4s and 2x6 arms, with dimensioned drawings, the seat and back angles worked out, full-size templates, a cut list and a materials list.

Who it is for. Weekend builders who want an Adirondack chair from ordinary 2x4s and 2x6s, with a shopping list and templates that print at full size.

What is included

  • A 56-page printable PDF (US letter, 8.5 x 11 in) with dimensioned drawings, cut lists and materials lists
  • 1 editable spreadsheet (.xlsx) for materials costs and quick calculators, handy in Excel or Google Sheets
  • The worksheets again as printable web pages (zipped), so you can reprint single pages any time

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Please note. This is a digital download, no physical item ships. These are generic DIY plans, not engineered or stamped drawings, and the chair has not been tested to any furniture standard. Lumber, joinery and finish vary: the builder is responsible for safe construction, for checking every joint before anyone sits, and for any local rule that applies. Template pages must be printed at 100 percent. Colors can look a little different on your screen and printer. For personal use only; please do not resell or share the files.
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