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Rough Cutting Lumber Pieces

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What happens here

Begin by making all the necessary rough cuts for one chair from the 2x6 and 2x8 lumber. The video shows the creator using a circular saw for these cuts. It's recommended to follow the provided PDF plans for exact measurements. After the cuts, a stack of prepared wood pieces for a single chair is displayed.

Goal: Cut all lumber to approximate size for one chair

Tools and materials

  • 2x6 Lumber — Providing material for various chair components
  • 2x8 Lumber — Providing material for various chair components
  • Circular Saw RYOBI — Making all straight cuts in the lumber
  • Pencil — Marking cut lines
  • Tape Measure — Measuring lengths for cuts

What they say

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tough not to use all these tools. But let's get into it. First order of business, start chopping our stuff up. But before we can get started, we need our fuel. Fuels in. Let's slice nice, baby. What you're seeing here is all the rough cuts that we'll need to get this job done for one chair. And I went ahead and made PDF plans for you to follow to build this exact set at home. So, I'll put a QR code right here if you want to scan that as you're binge watching on your couch or your bed all your favorite shows, including this channel. Scan it and I'll make sure to send you the plants via email. Now, moving along, let's start working on our legs. First, these are 40-inch long pieces. If you saw on the PDF plans, we're going to have to make a couple unique cuts here. First, we're going to have to make a little bevel on the bottom here. And that bevel will be our K as is as it's tilted up. This kind of like an Anderand

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