Steps 7 to 8
Step 7. Add the table slats & seat slats
FixTo secure with nails or screws. the table slats to piece [K2] and piece [L].
Fix the seat slats to the seat-frame pieces [B]
Step 8. Add the armrest
Finally, fix the armrest [F] to the armrest support [E] and the top of the front and rear legs,
as shown in the drawing.
After a few initial explanations and a couple throughout the project, Les left me alone to read from the plans and get on with it.
I felt I handled the electric saw and drill with confidence and ease. I wasn’t at all intimated by the drop-saw as I read some of the
first-time girls were and I soon learnt to hold the drill-driver in proper alignment with the screws. There were only a couple of instances (maybe more) where I had to call on Les for some assistants.
It was such a lot of fun and I thouroughly enjoyed it. I think I could just about do another one by myself although Les said for safety reasons I would probably need supervision for the next one or two. It took about six hours to make over a couple of days.
I would recommend anyone to give such a project a try.
I am very proud of my bench seat with it’s little table.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MS20IoA46II&feature=youtu.be
Hei.
Har laget noen av disse benkene, men har gjort noen endringer.
Del “D” er 5 gr. i forkant og ca. 10 gr. i bakkant.
Dette gjør at setet heller ca. 5 gr. mot ryggen. Mye bedre sete.
Legger ved et bildet av den jeg har laget.
Arild