Nicely done, and the video is much appreciated!! Thank you.

Well Done, Chief. The chair looks great. I am looking at building a set for the first summer in the new house. Now I have a reference video. Thanks. STS2 (SS)

Enjoyed the video. Liked the shop. Like most of us, we have storage for any and everything in the shop and we are typically working around something. Much more real world look and feel with the tools than some of these videos where everyone as a $3000 table saw, $2000 band saw, planers, joiners, etc. Thanks.

Great video. I picked up these plans. Studying your video before I get started.

Thank you for posting this video, I am in the process of building the same chair and this will help me immensely

Keep up the good work! I plan to make some outdoor furniture this spring after I get the garage shop set up. Fair winds and following seas from a bubblehead 👍🏻

I’ve done that, suggestion practice, practice,practice. I don’t have the problem as much now. To err is human. Thanks for sharing

Good job, I like the strength of the armrest. Thanks.

Thanks for the video. I would also be learning as I go if/when I tackle this project of building an Adirondak chair. I would like for you to give us a talking tour of all of the machines in your shop. You have many interesting tools that I'm not familiar with.

Nicely done!

Came out great!

Great video,

They look great! For those who don't have a router a table sander would be easy to clean up edges to the cut line. I actually think it is quicker with a drum sander since you have to sand when done with parts anyway.

A tip on sticking a template to the piece to be cut is to use regular masking tape on both pieces and CA glue to bond it together. Holds really well and pulls apart easily. Thanks for the video, I'll be making some these this winter.

Great Job, I just got my plans...

Saw the anchor, Name Eddie, hobbyist woodworker - I'm in. Thanks for video. This is one project I want to do. HMCS, USN, Ret.

Good job man

Bravo Zulu on the Chairs! I just ordered a template pack from Rockler to make a few of my own. I actually built several similar chairs decades ago and they are looking rather bad, so it's time to replace them. I could just take one of them apart and use it for a template, but this design seems a bit 'dressier' if you will. Well done.

Thank you, Ed. Looks BETTER than ANY of the Adirondack chairs here in the Gateway to the Adirondacks in the Mohawk Valley. My choice would have been to leave it natural, as well. Enjoy the game and a few refreshments. I would bring you down a couple two or tree 6 packs of ( as we Italian Americans say up here) Saranacs and down them with you if I could. Adirondack beer drunk while relaxing side by side with a good friend in beautiful Adirondack chairs hand crafted by the Woodworking Hack...doesn't get any better than that! Take care.

First and foremost, thanks for your service. I am making a set of these chairs from the same plans, but I decided to go with cheap Lowes pine lumber and the most expensive oil paint money can buy to try to keep them from rotting! It is a lot of work, and once I started I quickly realized I should have ponied up for good wood, its the same amount of work either way right!?! The wifey wanted white chairs, and I have a good HVLP sprayer, so that's the route I took. I really wanted to comment on how much I appreciate your video. Today I completed painting ops, and this week I will move on to assembly. The entire time I have been doing this build, I kept trying to imagine just how much more work it would be to do it with cameras, microphones, and all the production parts. Just wanted you to know it is appreciated.

excelentes vídeos, podrían traducirlos al español,sería magnífico

16:40 Karl from Slingblade.. JK really enjoy your vids. Thanks!

Your son put on a good show keep on baby.

Hey buddy... Thanks for the detailed video. Is it possible for you to share the dimensions / measurements of the template for the Adirondack chair?

For the seat slats and back slats pieces just run them through your planer for the width of boards save a bunch of time and heartacre...

Nicely done! That is one BEEFY chair! Retired Navy myself. Woodworking is a great hobby. You've got a great looking shop there.

Just curious as to how these have held up? It is now 2023 and I see that this build occurred in 2017. Nice chairs!

Love the video….. You supposed to put a little saw dust in your coffee 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂

Me gustacomo condigo los planos para poder hacerla

I don't know much about Adirondack Chairs but would they make a good rocking chair? just a thought

Use the palm router for the smaller pieces too, not just for the roundovers. Better control.

Great build and video, thanks for this I am doing my own Rockler char and am getting ready for assembly. What size spacers did you use for the Back and Seat slats? Thanks again these tips helped me along with the whole process.

Listen how do you make the legs with the angle to fit the stretcher on

When assembling this, how far back are the two vertical boards that hold up the back of the chair?

Vc vende os planos ?

Where do you get the blades for that Bandsaw? I have the same one, and I have a hard time finding them.

Do the plans call out how many board feet needed? If not, can you share what size board you used and how many of each board you bought? My plans are be shipped now, but thought I’d get a head start on the lumber.

No idea how you didn't get whacked running that wood through the router table in the same direction the router spins. Normally it just grabs the wood and throws it at you. My plans from Rockler must be different, half calls for 1 1/2 in thick and 3/4 in thick. Sure looked good when you got it done, thanks!

where did you purchase the branding iron?

Hey Eddie, awesome job on those adirondack chairs! what size screws did you use and where did you get them?? Oh and I really really liked your hypothetical bit with the bandsaw...

Eddy where can I buy these plans

Good night, how can I get these molds I live in Brazil?

Would anyone be able to provide a pdf version of the plans? I tried to order some from Rockler but they won't ship overseas for some. reason or allow you to buy digital plans!! Thanks

If you were to sell this chair how much would you sell it for?

Turn your cuts on edge easier to tape use clamps .

I have these same plans. I am out of town and found some good prices on some cedar. Anyone have these Rockler plans that can share the materials list with me?

where can I get drawings

Nice build, brother! You still on AD?

I am in the process of building a couple of those right now with Rocklers WAY overpriced plans and templates. Good grief! I bought mine on sale and the cardboard was still $15. This is a hell of a lot of work. I have never built anything this complex. Did you buy all new tools or do you store your tools in the box they came in?

Dont push the router with the electric cord in front of it.

What was your rate Chief?

You can walk with a wooden leg...but you cant see with a glass eye. Please use safety glasses.

Hi, my name is Alex, I am from Romania. I like the adirondack chiar model. Please help me with templates or tell me where can I download them. Thanks, I am waiting an answere

Where are your safety glasses

She should reciprocate with something personal... Labor intense...Purdy work

Nice job. You should get out of the habit of putting wood and tools on the floor. That's an accident waiting to happen, and even in this video I can hear you tripping over things on the floor. Floor should be off-limits for hand tools and scraps of wood. Great work on the chair.

I’m a gay man and I gaffawed at the “bottom stretcher” joke 🤣🤣🤣

redwood would have cost alot less an would last 30 years with no finish at all on it??? why didnt u use redwood

The plans you bought must not have included safety material. Dude, I'm sure someone depends on you for a income. Please start using PPE, no safety glasses or hearing protection, really. I admire you guys that put your awesome skills on display, I just don't want to see you with an eye gone or you can't hear your wife call you for supper. It only takes a split second for a piece of wood thrown from a router to put your eye out, or when you get to be my age you wonder why your buying $500.00 hearing aids. Mine was from loud rock and roll, LOL Be safe my friend and keep building!

what,what???

Cut yourself some slack. That's a low dollar bandsaw. A real bandsaw is a lot better my friend.

Somo sacar copias de las piezas en tamaño chico y fácil las agrandas