Hi, let's start by saying I know nothing about woodworking but sure do love looking at what you all create!
I have an acre lot here in Raleigh (Swift Creek area) and a NCSU/USFS forester has been helping me taking down leaners and thin the woods. So I have a lot of "sticks", some logs (most...
This is the original porch swing I did in 2003. Looks nice and bright in this photo - I didn't keep up with the finish and its pretty dark now. But still comfortable!
I varied from the plans on this one by inverting the curve on the back - the original one I built per the plans had rounded shoulders and it looked more slumpy to me...
Just finished this swing for my parents. This is my second build of this design - first was for my wife and has been in use for about 10 years. The second one got some design/hardware upgrades and I think it turned out pretty well. The plans are here...
http://forum.woodenboat.com/showthread.php?130212-My-second-Adirondack-Guideboat-is-underway&highlight=adirondack+guide
Here's a guy up in Baltimore working way on his second GB. He takes great photos and explains things well. Take a look.
dan
Guys,
THis is my first post to ncwoodworking. Let me apologize in advance if I break any protocols.
I searched this site on the topic of Adirondack Chairs and found nothing.
I am looking for a good recomendation on someone in the Apex/Holly Springs area who can make me a pair of good...
Been kinda busy working with about 55 BDFT of fine Cypress lumber from Anchor Hardwoods building Adirondack chairs.
This set is destined to a new home my second oldest daughter is moving into today. Closest color I we could find to UNCW teal......
Next on the list was a wee chair for our...
SWMBO asked for a rocker so I decided to go the adirondack route rather than a more complex design. This was plenty complicated for someone like me who is slowly relearning long forgotten skills. What I liked about this project was the opportunity to use most of the stationery tools in my shop...