Free Plans to Build a Dining Chair #2

Start by drawing a full-size plan of side elevation and seat plan. You will probably want to make at least four chairs so it is easier to measure angles and sizes and maintain consistency in measuring from a full-size plan. Make a template from 12 or 16 mm MDF or plywood for forming chair back legs directly from the plan shape. I have found the easiest and most accurate method is to punch holes with an awl or sharp point and simply connect up the dots.

Take the challenge out of making the curved parts for these dining chairs by using templates and our step-by-step instructions.

These free farmhouse chair plans are just what you need! Whether you’re a seasoned DIYer or just starting out, this project combines classic farmhouse style with sturdy design elements, giving you a beautiful piece that’s both functional and stylish.

So what happens when you build one as a proof of concept . . . and you fall in love and want three more?

Create unique seating for any room with this easy-to-follow guide on construction of a Butler Side Chair. Get ready to tackle this project!

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This step-by-step article is about how to build a simple chair. We show you detailed instructions and plans, in otder to help you build your own wooden chair.