Adirondack like Chair

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reible
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Adirondack like Chair

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I was rust reading a post:

https://forum.shopsmith.com/viewtopic.php?t=12128

And it reminded me of a picture I took back at the end of Oct. 2011 and forgotten about. I've seen these before, maybe this is a ski area thing but I liked it. I'm still waiting to build my first chair and this will not likely be the first one but I do like it so if I live long enough it might be a possibility.

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I think the 'ski' version needs rear vertical supports like Wayne eagle's.
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A few summers back at a Farmers Market there was a small outfit selling Salsa. They had an Adirondack with a very clever way of looking like a set of peppers -- combination of shapes and colors. Really a cool way to have "custom furniture" without an enormous outlay -- I was impressed.
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