Woodworker's Journal Adirondack Lawn Chair Plan - Reprint

This photocopy reprint plan appeared in Woodworker's Journal Volume 10, Issue 4, Page 38. Jul/Aug 1986. This is an extremely comfortable chair with large arms well suited to al fresco dining. It's a somewhat low, easy, laid-back chair that's absolutely perfect for poolside and patio use. The construction is downright simple - if you know how to run a band saw you're halfway home. With a good grade of cedar and brass screws, this is potentially a very hot seller at craft and furniture fairs.

Technical Details: Approx: 31-1/2'' wide This is a photocopy reprint plan From Woodworker's Journal Volume 10, Issue 4, Page 38. Jul/Aug 1986

Customer Reviews and Photos for: Woodworker's Journal Adirondack Lawn Chair Plan - Reprint Average Rating: 2.0 (6 customer reviews) $4.19 Add your review...

1) Submitted by Brian, from Stanwood, WA on 8/9/2009 Customer Rating: I was surprised by how "old-school" this project was, but worth the $3.95. I took the drawings and drafted them into AutoCAD. Made a nice change. Brian

2) Submitted by Ben, from Marysville, WA on 7/17/2008 Customer Rating: I have the book so I did not buy these plans, but the chair is very comfortable, and really easy to build. I built it when I was 16, and its still in the yard sitting under a tree for the last 10 years. It is pretty low to the ground but is very comfortable.

3) Submitted by Ron, from Amsterdam, NY on 2/15/2008 Customer Rating: I was very disappointed on what I received for this Adirondack Chair plans. Shouldn't even charge for it, it should be free. Not worth returning it, not worth my time or cost of postage.

4) Submitted by Joe, from Panama, FL on 6/27/2008 Customer Rating: This is a very poor plan. Not worth the money.

5) Submitted by Teri Merman, from Ortonville, MI on 4/2/2009 Customer Rating: The plans are okay but they should be free. Not worth paying for.

6) Submitted by Tim, from Edwardsburg, MI on 3/18/2008 Customer Rating: Not very useful, I expected more.