Use 3/4 plywood and a 1/4 bit. One chair is split up in to two files.
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Assemble
You should have holes where screws will go. I forget what kind I used. Probably 1-1/4 to 1-1/2 inch screws will work. Use woodglue as well.
What was your process to port the design files over to Easel? I love Open Desk and have even considered joining a local maker space to carve up some items since they have a 4'x8' ShopBot!
Justin Haugens
It has been a while since I've done this. I think I imported the files from Open Desk in to inkscape, saved that as an svg, then imported it in to Easel. Some adjustments had to be made to be sure I scaled everything correctly.
Nate Fanaro
give instructions
Ashton Cheek
Ashton, added. Thanks!
Nate Fanaro
When opening in Easel, there are missing pieces.
David Peterson
Found them.
David Peterson
la hice, pero quedó muy fragil el respaldo
Manuel Noailles
Manuel, I have noticed the same issue and should have mentioned it. Leaning back in this chair is not the greatest. You may hear some cracking or it could break. This may be better with other kinds of plywood.
What was your process to port the design files over to Easel? I love Open Desk and have even considered joining a local maker space to carve up some items since they have a 4'x8' ShopBot!
Justin Haugens
It has been a while since I've done this. I think I imported the files from Open Desk in to inkscape, saved that as an svg, then imported it in to Easel. Some adjustments had to be made to be sure I scaled everything correctly.
Nate Fanaro
give instructions
Ashton Cheek
Ashton, added. Thanks!
Nate Fanaro
When opening in Easel, there are missing pieces.
David Peterson
Found them.
David Peterson
la hice, pero quedó muy fragil el respaldo
Manuel Noailles
Manuel, I have noticed the same issue and should have mentioned it. Leaning back in this chair is not the greatest. You may hear some cracking or it could break. This may be better with other kinds of plywood.
Nate Fanaro