RSSRok-Bak Chair
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By Larry Cotton
Photos by Larry Cotton, Sam Murphy
Illustrations by Damien Scogin
Plans, and Diagrams (zip compressed file)
This zip compressed file has plans and diagrams for the Rok-Bak Chair.
Materials and Tools List (.xls file)
This Excel spreadsheet has a list of materials and tools for the Rok-Bak Chair.
Links
- How to cut foam
- How to use Stitch Witchery fabric bonding tape
- The green-striped cushion used in this article
- PatioShoppers.com: Custom patio chair cushions
- CustomCushions.net: Custom patio chair cushions
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This was a great novice project. Simple tools, simple build. In fact, painting the chair is more time consuming than building it! Wanted some deck chairs we could just leave out over the winter, and these were perfect, and economical to boot. Plus, they're really easy to break down and store if we want to. Pics from my build: http://www.flickr.com/photos/wallich/sets/72157622502418914Posted by wallich on October 02, 2009 at 17:12:48 Pacific Time
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