camp chair

[cavscout70]

 _{cant cheat the mountains pilgram mountains got it}
howdy folks  im a greenhorn lookin fer plans /measurments fer buildn 2by6 plank chair i tried free handing one and ended up with kindlin
any info would be nice
thanks

[NW Wildman]

here you go http://traditionalmuzzleloadingcheap.com/forum/index.php?topic=42.0   

[roundball]

"...buildn 2by6 plank chair i tried free handing one and ended up with kindlin..."

  we must be related........

[bwhoffman]

will try and email you the pdf file I have!

Brett

[cavscout70]

 
i appreciate the reply for that chair plan but i made a mistake the chair plan i am trying to find is for 2by12 planks. using just 2 boards crossed.

[bwhoffman]

Thats what I sent you!   figured you were looking for the 2x12 style.

Let me know if those didnt come across your email and I can resend.

[Rev]

Why don't you post those plans for everybody? I am sure we have some aspiring woodworkers around here someplace...

[Red Badger]

Why don't you post those plans for everybody? I am sure we have some aspiring woodworkers around here someplace...

Hey Rev & anyone else wondering... there is a room on the site that has all sorts of plans in it...

Traditional Muzzleloading on the Cheap > Member's Work Bench > Designs and Patterns

[bwhoffman]

Why don't you post those plans for everybody? I am sure we have some aspiring woodworkers around here someplace...

Done!

[DandJofAZ]

yep. 2x12 camp chair...

[chuckwagonRN]

Thanks again to the generous folks on this site. Saw the plans this morning. It's 8 degrees out and needed sumpin ta do. Found a board and cut one out, put it together and I think that it will be safe at any roundy's I'll attend, not purty but it fits me and WOW the low back feels great sittin in her. Ifn someone needs her more than me I am not out much. It was a fun winter snowday project thanks for postin the plans.
Chuckwagon.

[Rev]

Why don't you post those plans for everybody? I am sure we have some aspiring woodworkers around here someplace...

Done!

Back in about 1990, my buddy & I made up about 3 dozen of these chairs for the Laguna rondy, near Julian, Ca. We set up camp right at the end of their particularly long & tiring walk thru shoot. We sold every one of those chairs after folks dropped into them after coming off the range!

[hank-aye]

Question...

When ya wack the 4' X11/2" hole fer the tail of the seat part do ya does it at an angle... iffin so which angle?

[chuckwagonRN]

Followed the plans as posted and my low back is happy . No angle on mine, Just a pilot hole to feed the skill saw. The finished chair has about a 45 degree slope. Straight through the plank and the tail is long enough to give the angle. My attempt at wood working is far from craftsmanship, but it does fit me and feels right. My second project for the "Gear".
Thanks for the support and advice to all.
Chuckwagon. 

[hank-aye]

Thanks chuckwagonRN... couldn't quite get the pic in my head.