Chairs for Kids Tutorial on Windows Pc

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Supplies Needed:

1 1x3x6 wood

1 1x4x4 wood

1 2x2x6 wood

MDF/Plywood 15 1/2 x 14-inch Piece

1 1/4-inch Pocket Hole Screws

Miter Saw or Handsaw

Kreg Jig

Sander

Wood Glue

Directions:

1. Begin by cutting all your wood. If you dont have a way to cut it yourself or you simply dont want to, most lumber or hardware stores will cut it for free if you buy it through them. Below are the cuts you need for each board.

For the 1x3x6:

3 Pieces at 11.5 inches each

2 Pieces at 12 inches each

For the 1x4x4 (a 1x4x6 will most likely be the easiest to find):

3 Pieces at 15.75 inches each

For the 2x2x6:

2 Pieces at 2 feet each

2 Pieces at 1 foot each

2. After all your wood has been cut, its time to assemble it. Your 22 pieces are your legs. The longer ones are the back legs. The 14 pieces are the backrest of the chair. One of those 14 pieces is what the seat of the chair is going to rest on. Using your kreg jig, put two pocket holes on each end of all of the 1x4s. You only need to put pocket holes on one side of the board for a total of 4 pocket holes in each 14.

3.Lay both of your back legs down (the longest 22 pieces) and using one of the 14 pieces, measure a foot down the leg, and screw the 14 in place. From the top of the 14 to the tip of the leg should measure one foot. Be sure that your pocket holes are facing up so they will be hidden once the seat is in place. Refer to photos for any confusion. Be sure that both legs are attached to the 14.

4.Take two of your shorter 1x3s and two of your longer 1x3s put pocket holes in both ends, the same way you did for the 1x4s in the previous step. Attach both of the shorter pieces to each leg with their ends resting against the 14 you already have in place. The pocket holes will be facing out and the screws will actually be going into the 14 piece but the board will be resting against both the leg and the 14, standing up on its end. Do the same thing with your two longer pieces as well, just rest them against the shorter 1x3s already in place.

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