Chairs, Benches And Stools - Page 15 of 18

A Short History of Chairs
September 12, 2005

Some little-known facts about chair design and evolution through the ages.
Shaker Rocker
May 1, 2005

Jigs and story sticks ensure accurate joinery.
Build a Simple Side Chair
December 1, 2003

This basic side chair won't compromise comfort, strength, or style.
A Slim, Comfortable Slip Seat
June 1, 2003

This system works for most chairs and uses common materials
Build a Sturdy Footstool
February 1, 2002

Simple jigs ensure that angled joints come together without a hitch.
A Post-and-Rung Stool with Round Joints Built to Last
August 1, 2001

Learn a nontraditional approach to stool building that simplifies round-tenon joinery without sacrificing strength.
A Light Settee in Cherry
February 1, 2001

Straight lines simplify the design of this settee, and a woven seat adds character.
Choosing The Right Wood for Chairs and Other Furniture
December 1, 2000

Fashion is a poor reason for selecting a wood, but strength, stability, appearance, workability, availability, price, and dimensions are more important factors.
The Lutyens Garden Bench
August 1, 2000

Full-size drawings and accurate templates help break a classic bench design into manageable parts.
Curved-Back Adirondack Chair
June 1, 1999

Built from 1-inch-thick mahogany, this outdoor chair will weather well with or without a finish.

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