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Top coat for outdoor painted chair
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Several years ago, I made the "Adirondack" outdoor chair based on plans from Kreg. It was a fun project because I put all the slats together and painted a picture of a barn on the back of the chair.…Continue
Tags: finish, painted, furniture, outdoor, finishes
Started this discussion. Last reply by Rita B. Jun 22, 2014.
Screws going through second piece
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I've been using pocket holes for some time, but I had a terribly frustrating problem when I was trying to make a simple butt joint today.I have a 3/4" pine standard board that I am trying to join to…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jay Boutwell May 21, 2013.
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Enjoy! I will say that although it was most difficult (given my relative experience level) the steps are easily laid out and comes together nicely! The only things I added, was 2 1/2" screws (8 in total) to attach the lower storage shelf to the side pieces (you can see them in the un-finished photos) only to appease my self doubt, and to guarantee that it will hold together! YMMV of course! The other thing was the storage cubby in the lower-rear. It was the only thing my father helped me with - just so happened to find a larger piece of wood in my shop, and was the *exact length* I needed, so we looked at each other, and figured, that will work!