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Q. For workshop i want to make an easy wooden chair, that a year 9 would be able to do. Can you give me measurments, and pictures would be great and diagrams. THANKKKKS.
Answer
Things Youâll Need:
* Oak, cherry, pine, birch, or other hardwood that will support weight. (See TIPS for more information)
* Hammer, electric screwdriver, or nail gun; wood screws or nails
* Measuring tape
* Power or hand saw
* Chisel
* Planing tool
* Sandpaper in varying âgritsâ and âbrickâ (holder) or electric sander
* Paint, varnish, or stain
* Four pieces of felt
How to Make Wooden Chairs
Step1
Cut rounded 2X4 lumber into four pieces, each 16 inches long. These will be your chair legs.
Step2
Cut a piece of flatter wood that is 15 inches thick into a twelve-inch square. This is your chair seat. Using your planing tool cut a âslopeâ into the back of the seat, so that the chair seat will have a three-fourths to one-inch âdrop."
Step3
Cut a piece of wood into a twelve-inch square for your chair back. How thick you want this piece of wood to be will be up to you, as you will know how thick or thin you want the back to be. (See TIPS for more information.)
Step4
Sand each piece, starting with a coarse grit of sandpaper and finishing with a very fine grit as you reach your desired level of smoothness. Pay special attention to the seat and the seat back, as splinters left in these pieces can possibly become lodged in some very uncomfortable places on oneâs body.
Step5
Paint, stain, or varnish your chair pieces at this time, and allow them to dry thoroughly. (See TIPS for more information.)
Step6
Using your power or hand saw, or a chisel or hammer if you wish, cut a notch into the tops of each chair leg and the back of the chair seat so that the chair back piece will fit securely.
Step7
Attach your chair seat to the chair legs, using your hammer, electric screwdriver, or nail gun and screws or nails.
Step8
Attach your chair back to the chair legs and seat, using your hammer, electric screwdriver, or nail gun and screws or nails. Make sure the chair back cannot âwiggleâ back and forth.
Step9
Place pieces of felt, cut to fit, on the chair legs.
Step10
Enjoy your new chair!
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Tips & Warnings
* When you purchase the wood for the chair, remember that you will need thicker, rounder pieces of wood for the legs, flatter pieces for the back (the thickness will depend on your preference) and thinner, flatter pieces for the seat.
* When deciding how thick a piece of wood you will use for the back, remember that the seat will slope back, allowing for a three-fourths inch to one-inch âdropâ between the very back of the seat and the seat back. Therefore, you do not want your seat back to be so thick as to âthrow offâ the slope of the seat.
* Even if you plan on leaving your wood in its natural finish, you may still want to varnish it or at least put on a water sealant of some sort.
* Take care when using power tools. Use proper eye, ear, and hand protection.
* Make sure the chair is sturdy enough to support different weights of people. Serious injury could occur if the chair was to collapse with someone in it.
* Make sure all parts of the chair that will come into contact with a personâs body are sanded smooth, and no splinters or sharp pieces of wood remain.
Things Youâll Need:
* Oak, cherry, pine, birch, or other hardwood that will support weight. (See TIPS for more information)
* Hammer, electric screwdriver, or nail gun; wood screws or nails
* Measuring tape
* Power or hand saw
* Chisel
* Planing tool
* Sandpaper in varying âgritsâ and âbrickâ (holder) or electric sander
* Paint, varnish, or stain
* Four pieces of felt
How to Make Wooden Chairs
Step1
Cut rounded 2X4 lumber into four pieces, each 16 inches long. These will be your chair legs.
Step2
Cut a piece of flatter wood that is 15 inches thick into a twelve-inch square. This is your chair seat. Using your planing tool cut a âslopeâ into the back of the seat, so that the chair seat will have a three-fourths to one-inch âdrop."
Step3
Cut a piece of wood into a twelve-inch square for your chair back. How thick you want this piece of wood to be will be up to you, as you will know how thick or thin you want the back to be. (See TIPS for more information.)
Step4
Sand each piece, starting with a coarse grit of sandpaper and finishing with a very fine grit as you reach your desired level of smoothness. Pay special attention to the seat and the seat back, as splinters left in these pieces can possibly become lodged in some very uncomfortable places on oneâs body.
Step5
Paint, stain, or varnish your chair pieces at this time, and allow them to dry thoroughly. (See TIPS for more information.)
Step6
Using your power or hand saw, or a chisel or hammer if you wish, cut a notch into the tops of each chair leg and the back of the chair seat so that the chair back piece will fit securely.
Step7
Attach your chair seat to the chair legs, using your hammer, electric screwdriver, or nail gun and screws or nails.
Step8
Attach your chair back to the chair legs and seat, using your hammer, electric screwdriver, or nail gun and screws or nails. Make sure the chair back cannot âwiggleâ back and forth.
Step9
Place pieces of felt, cut to fit, on the chair legs.
Step10
Enjoy your new chair!
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Classic and Modern Chairs
Stools, Loveseats and Tables Visit now our online catalogue!
www.seditalsrl.com
Asia Contract Furniture
Hotel, Restaurant, Café, Conference Indoor Outdoor Furniture (Pro only)
www.asiacontract.com
Chairs
Global & Local Buyer Directory, Download Free B2B Buying Leads Now!
www.Alibaba.com
Furniture Parts/Component
One Stop Station for all furniture manufacturing needs
www.masinmarketing.com
Tips & Warnings
* When you purchase the wood for the chair, remember that you will need thicker, rounder pieces of wood for the legs, flatter pieces for the back (the thickness will depend on your preference) and thinner, flatter pieces for the seat.
* When deciding how thick a piece of wood you will use for the back, remember that the seat will slope back, allowing for a three-fourths inch to one-inch âdropâ between the very back of the seat and the seat back. Therefore, you do not want your seat back to be so thick as to âthrow offâ the slope of the seat.
* Even if you plan on leaving your wood in its natural finish, you may still want to varnish it or at least put on a water sealant of some sort.
* Take care when using power tools. Use proper eye, ear, and hand protection.
* Make sure the chair is sturdy enough to support different weights of people. Serious injury could occur if the chair was to collapse with someone in it.
* Make sure all parts of the chair that will come into contact with a personâs body are sanded smooth, and no splinters or sharp pieces of wood remain.
What is standard fundraiser etiquette?
pickle
I have a mission to get most everything donated. Do you think it is possible to get the banquet facility ,reception style, and meal donated?
Answer
good day,
Etiquette for a fundraiser... truly believe in the organization that you have a strong desire to help and every dime goes to that organization....Educate your self on the group and the needs.
Contact the organization , the local newspaper for advertising and an article about the organization and the up coming event..contact..any local hero's or celebrity's and the people that will benefit and get them out on board...everything from printing to cleanup can achieved..Make your list..
1 Organization- contact and set date
2 goals what you hope to achieve
3 target your needs:
Location ( do they have tables and chairs? what about security-clean up , kitchen usage and outdoor possibility's, and speaker and mic systems and stage..and length of time you can have)
4 $$$$ how to get people to give and give big..
This is were your local hero's and celebrity's come into the plan...contact local television stations and radio and newspapers and put the word out...its alot easier to get people to donate if they are already aware of the event...
Auctions and raffles, contact local groups ( scouts, high schools) and local business to sell and donate items for the raffles and auctions...don't forget to ask local printers for flyer's and raffle tickets...spread it out ( don't put all the printing on just one company) contact local restaurants about setting up booths and selling their specialty items...(this way you don't have to worry about anything...they build own booth and provided on staffing... Entertainment: speakers, music, kid things(face painting- moonwalk etc)
A week before event go back to newspapers, radio stations and TV and tell the public about event and special things its offering...Lots of work but its such a great feeling to achieve a successful event... best to you and the organization
good day,
Etiquette for a fundraiser... truly believe in the organization that you have a strong desire to help and every dime goes to that organization....Educate your self on the group and the needs.
Contact the organization , the local newspaper for advertising and an article about the organization and the up coming event..contact..any local hero's or celebrity's and the people that will benefit and get them out on board...everything from printing to cleanup can achieved..Make your list..
1 Organization- contact and set date
2 goals what you hope to achieve
3 target your needs:
Location ( do they have tables and chairs? what about security-clean up , kitchen usage and outdoor possibility's, and speaker and mic systems and stage..and length of time you can have)
4 $$$$ how to get people to give and give big..
This is were your local hero's and celebrity's come into the plan...contact local television stations and radio and newspapers and put the word out...its alot easier to get people to donate if they are already aware of the event...
Auctions and raffles, contact local groups ( scouts, high schools) and local business to sell and donate items for the raffles and auctions...don't forget to ask local printers for flyer's and raffle tickets...spread it out ( don't put all the printing on just one company) contact local restaurants about setting up booths and selling their specialty items...(this way you don't have to worry about anything...they build own booth and provided on staffing... Entertainment: speakers, music, kid things(face painting- moonwalk etc)
A week before event go back to newspapers, radio stations and TV and tell the public about event and special things its offering...Lots of work but its such a great feeling to achieve a successful event... best to you and the organization
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