How to Build a Dining Chair - Woodworking - Full Plans Available 

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This is a valuable addition to my woodwork collection ru-vid.comUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO I still will rate this woodwork plan as the best in my reference library. It always seem to stand out from the rest whenever you go through the library. This is a masterpiece.

I think it's awesome that you provide so many options with these plans. Gives somebody the opportunity to really customize for their own needs and tools. Thanks for sharing!

Chris. You are literally the biggest inspiration to me as a beginning woodworker. I am 16 and I am amazed at how innovative you are. All the sketches and designs are so impressive and it seems like you have a vision that just comes to you and it always ends up looking incredible. As I develop my website and skills, I always look to you first. Your website is so clean and professional looking and when I make mine, I hope it looks even close to as good as yours. Did you work as an architect or with interior design in some way before fully switching to woodworking? It seems like you always have a new idea on how to do something better or put your own spin on it. Is it a creative process or does it just come to you? In a way it’s almost discouraging because your designs always look so modern and sleek and I don’t have ideas that look that cool. I also don’t have the equipment to produce what I draw most of the time. If you could offer any advice or maybe do a video on how you think of or create designs, it would be appreciated more than you could ever know. Or something relating to midcentury-modern Vs. modern Vs. farmhouse modern, as I am struggling to wrap my head around the nuances of what makes furniture fit into a style. Do you start by saying you want to make a “midcentury modern” item and then design it? Or do you design it first and classify it later. Thank you so so so much for (hopefully) reading this, and maybe even responding.

The depth guides for carving! What an awesome tip!

WOW ! 😍 It's more than a simple dinning chair.

Great job. Very inspiring. Thank you.

Finally someone who make chairs! Thanks for a good design and excellent explanation.

You guys are killing it! Awesome design!

Beautiful chair.

You’ve done it again, entertaining, funny, and super educational. Thank you both 👍🏼👍🏼

what a beautyful chair!

Increiblemente hermoso, un gran trabajo digno para inspirar a entusiastas de las madera y carpinteria, gracias por compartir todo el proceso, saludos desde Argentina!!

Great looking project.

Always love your videos! Such high quality and attention to detail, both in editing and of course - in the furniture. I'm a sucker for a good chair and I'd be happy to sit my butt in this one any day 😄

Love it!!! Loved the opener!

Great work.

woah my two worlds coming together, i've been using field notes for years (even went to hq in chicago) and also been watching you for years. my mind is blown

This channel is a hidden gem on RU-vid, I’ve been subbed for 2 years and love every vid

Good job! Elegant chair!

FANTASTIC WORK! Really loved seeing your take on a dining chair. Plus, that outro was top notch :)

I love your designs.

Beautiful!

I did a cabinet makers course in 1994 as part of my resettlement from the army and have worked as a carpenter ever since. I have made many many stools and have repaired many many chairs but still have never made a chair from scratch. You are right it is very scary. Lately I have been designing a chair as I need a set for my dining table, time to man-up and make a chair finally.

I make lowback maloof dining chairs by hand and they are beautiful and comfortable. I made my own templates, modified them, and now make the legs and arms from 1 piece of mahogany 22" wide. You guys can do it!

Ths channel was great from the beginning, but I swear it's getting even better with every video. Betterer? The bettererest. You get the idea.

It is a lovely chair.

I think that this design is timeless. It has mid-century DNA.

Really sick lookin chair!

Top charts!

They look like a piece of art!

Well there is standard dimensions for every thing as we studied in Interior and product design and yah that design looks great

*NOW MAKE A THOUSAND OF IT NOW!!! WE NEED MORE OF THIS!*

Consistently the best intros on RU-vid

amazing

Beautiful chair man!

I have seen all your projects ♥️ its really amazing i personally shared with my friends lot's of love from india🇮🇳❣️❣️❣️ I'm inspired by Both of you & ur work it's really great to see you thank you for this chair I'll try this my most favourite chair ever thanks again 👍

Great stuff as always guys 👍

Beautiful!!! Great editing, laugh a lot!!

So amazing! I did build furniture for myself but this is out of my talent. Thanks so much for showing this.

Vídeo mais interessante que vi até hoje !!!!!

Dudes killing it at 13:48

Lovely piece of furniture as always. However, we have dining chairs where the rear legs stick out like yours. The number of times we and visitors have tripped over those legs is legion. The brain sees the back of the chair but doesn't expect the legs to stick out that far. Something to consider for future projects.

Dear Chris. This is a really cool chair ...! There are many interesting projects on your channel and I always look at your work with great pleasure. You have made an excellent and very beautiful product. Take care of yourself there.

I was just thinking about you and boom!

Are we not acknowledging that glorious offcut basketball effort?

Beautiful nice thank you for sharing

2:58 Your orange glasses are dope, man! I love it!

Beautiful chair. The most intimidating thing to me would be that I have to make a set of 4, 6, or 8 chairs that are all identical.

Great intro as always

Dolores was like a mom looking at her two 5yr old sons 😂😂😂

Beautiful looking chair and as usual some of the best narrative RU-vid has to offer.

I'm definitely going to try building something similar

Nice chair - great shooting (scrapsketball).

I love the furniture you guys make. One thing I learned you definitely don't need muscles to make furniture.

Great film. Even love the commercial. Chair is slick. Mahalo for sharing!:) 🐒

Hey, very artistic, very nice, I liked it like always Have a good one

Those tapered edges would look good on the sides of the seat rails

super top

I like your and shun all video, your both's ideas are too good , and I love you and shun's company.realy good.i love it.

I like the Jazz hat in this video

The defeated look of Shaun at the end.... My, oh my 😂 looks like Chris put him through his paces with this one! PS: great looking chair!

Восторг и великолепие.

excelente trabajo xd

I like the humour that you put in

These intros are so legit! You should be a part of the writing team for the office or parks and rec, if they ever have another season lol. Definitely funniest intros in the woodworking community! Good job Chris and Shaun

Respect from a German for the Pickelhaube! :-D

I am looking for somebody in Aix en Provence to set up a workshop like this. This is a message in a bottle!

Jajaja, super cool brother

Yo homies, purchases the chair and table plans and templates today. Those plans are really nice. Haven’t watched the vids yet which i am sure are awesome. Nice work.

Hahahaha, here again especially for the funny intro!

What about a video showing that beautiful vw pickup?

Nice

Hi, thanks for posting such useful video, just wonder any test has been done on accuracy or squareness of the table? that'd be much appreciated. Best!

Well, now a new project to aspire to take on one day

Awesome stuff! Does anyone know what type of wood the dark chair had? The one with a coarse exposed grain?

Bleeding to get the shot. Respect.

Awesome chair bud, watching from uk , love your videos, I’m becoming a wood worker as well, starting up

I laughed so hard I cried. The chairs are beautiful.

More videos with the caddy on tarantula wheels ❤️

Old Man Boyd 👴🏼 That shot was great 🤣🤣

Beautiful chair! Love the dark one more. Which wood is dark made?

What if it had a longer back rest. Love you videos and furniture.

Damn.. 4 bank shots in a row. Nice shooting. Oh yea...nice chair too.

17:20 I completely understand 😉

I missed u Chris. After many videos slaving Shaun hehehe

Dude your shoe game is on point

Great video guys! I plan on making these for an American dinning table I made, You can use a sander to sand in the dip in the chair? Take a while tho. Got a sub fasho

Oh man, talk about a creeper @16:45 watch your back with all these sharp tools around, jk, great video. Chairs have always made me nervous. I'm gonna have to give one a try. Keep up the good work and watch out for the Mirka

I appreciate legs that splay backwards so you don't have to yell at the kids for leaning back :)

Pickle helmet joke earned a subscribe. Nice.

Hey Chris - would you mind sharing what CAD / CAM software you're using to create these templates? Do you still work in Sketchup to create the components, and export to work in Easel, or are you using something like Fusion 360? Thank you.

Hey! I absolutely adore the channel. Keep up the great work. You‘ve inspired me quite a bit. Anyhow. I wanted to ask which hedphones you‘re using. I‘m currently looking for some usable for woodworking. Greetings from Germany!

Great content, great skills, great video editing. BUT, I think it needs 1440p. I mean it deserves it.

Who else noticed the Katz Moses member! Well done.

If that domino machine breaks - straight outta business

Another option for the seat is to use a flat panel but eat a lot of carbs until you gain a lot of blubber to cushion your seat. I don't need none of the smelly stuff. Cleaning does it for me. I would also splay the legs out to give more stability

Omg seans face xD @16:42 ... He looks like, how I imagine I walk around in the morning before coffee xD #NotAMorningPerson #NoTalkingBeforeCoffee

How much hard wood would I need? Just looking at the cost, trying to learn the measurements the lumber uses

I've got bad eyes and a good nose too! Great video and build as always Chris (& Shaun)