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Glider Chair Plans
[FD-725]

$12.00

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Build this smooth action glider rocker from any hardwood. The plan calls for wooden glider hinges as you can see, but store-bought metal hinges might also be used. The overall size of the chair is: 21-1/2" wide, 26" deep and 41-1/2" high. Cut all shaped pieces from full size patterns, turn the posts using full size patterns, or leave the posts unturned. All parts can be measured straight from the large drawing provided. Classic, sturdy project.

All joinery is shown in actual size, curved workpieces are all in full size and you can measure and trace straight from the drawing. A bill of materials doubles as an exact cutting list, there is a detailed exploded diagram, and all hardware requirements are provided. The exploded diagram is so detailed that project specific assembly instructions are not provided. A special booklet entitled Guide to Building Wood Furniture is included with each Furniture Designs, Inc. plan and includes many tips explaining the "component theory" of woodworking.

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