[JSB]

I decided to spend $15 on making my own dining chair instead of $150 on someone else's. The result is awesome! I love it! If you would like to make one as well there is a full tutorial on my site. Just click the link in the YouTube description. Here is the design video followed by the build video:

 

[Stevedore]

Very nice; they look plenty strong. Nice job on the construction video as well! :thumbsup:

 

[Sbrooks]

I decided to spend $15 on making my own dining chair instead of $150 on someone else's. The result is awesome! I love it! If you would like to make one as well there is a full tutorial on my site. Just click the link in the YouTube description. Here is the design video followed by the build video:

Video Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tl1M2WkAEg

Video Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIKQk4J6R1c

Very nice any chance you have a Video on the tapering jig you use in the video

 

[JSB]

Very nice any chance you have a Video on the tapering jig you use in the video

I don't. Its a piece of melamine shelving with no runner, I use the fence as a guide. There are 6 holes drilled with t-nuts counterbored from below. I use 3-1/2" sections of threaded rod to make a post wherever I need. The height of the rod allows me to clamp down stop blocks first and then use the remaining height to clamp down the material from the same rod. Then some scrap blocks with t-nuts to screw down. Very crude design but very functional.

 

[ninz30]

Great job! 2x4 projects are always fun

 

[MagGeorge]

It looks good. Like the design, looks really sturdy with those stout legs. Great job and great video as well.