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Adirondack Chair

By FWW_Gallery, member Oct 24, 2012

Woodworker: Michael Ragsdale

This indoor version of an Adirondack chair is a story of many personal firsts for Ragsdale. Among them is the experience he gained beveling the slats to make the curved back and seat. The chair, made of sapele, is finished with an oil-and-polyurethane mix and polyurethane.

Photo: Michael Ragsdale

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