completed chairs-cost difference in 10 years

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farley
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completed chairs-cost difference in 10 years

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as I said in another post:

needed to make two 2 Adirondack chairs.


the cost for wood for two pine chairs 3/4" back in 2002 was $70.


the cost for wood for two pine chairs 3/4" in 2012.........$110.

added a cup holder to the 1964 style chairs.

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Very nice job on the two chairs!:D Excellent paint job!!
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Post by mountainbreeze »

Nice looking chairs!

That's about 4.6% per year inflation - not toooooo bad.
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Nice chairs. I did some 12 years ago hat don't look as good.
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Post by cincinnati »

Looks GREAT!

This project just came out of my shop. Don't tell anyone but it was $29 at ACE Hardware:o I can't buy the hardware for that.

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Post by nuhobby »

Great chairs !!

One other nice thing about DIY chairs is the opportunity for fine-tuning. I had made one that I shortened the legs on, which my wife's mom likes more than the standard size one. I love your cupholders, too!
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