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Latest revision as of 15:24, 6 April 2024
Description
Students will cut and drill parts to create a folding chair, commonly called a Kentucky Stick Chair. The chair, made out of cedar, is ideal for sitting on a porch or at the beach on a summer day. Students will spend the day laying out, cutting, and drilling more than 40 parts to make the complete chair.
Tools
For tool guides and manuals, see: Woodshop Tools
- Measuring Tape
- Router with ⅛” radius roundover
- Chop saw
- Drill press with 5/16” bit
- 7/16” wrenches
- Hack saw or bolt cutter
- File or angle grinder
Certifications
Certifications are not performed as part of this class.
Materials
- (6) Cedar strips, 1-1/16 x 1-1/2 x 96 inch
- (1) ¼-20 all-thread, 10 feet long, cut into quarters
- (16) ¼-20 hex nuts
- (8) ¼ washers
Handout
⇓ Download Kentucky Stick Chair Class Handout
Examples
Students with their chairs after the May 2022 class
Students working on their chairs during the August 2022 class
Students enjoying their chairs after the August 2022 class
