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The Jackman sized baseball chair, all made from just 28, (8' long) 2x4s
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It's that time of the year and baseball is back this week!! The grass is finally turning green again and what better way to celebrate than by building a giant 3' diameter baseball, Jackman style. Other than the bats and conduit, this chair is built entirely from pine 2x4s (and a little bit of wood glue, per usual). The two halves are basically just massive segmented bowls that I carved down to shape using the TurboPlane and then added laces to it using the Power Chisel, both from Arbortech. The disks were also laminated from 2x4s and were used to cap off the top of the domes. The seat was dished out, just like any classic piece of furniture... Then lastly, the baseball bats (t-ball bats actually, shhh) were threaded with a tap and die set and then screwed into place as a couple of arms and also a couple of supports for the back. The back is held in place with some black iron pipes inserted through the base and then the arms are held in by being thread into the back and supported in the front with conduit. The whole thing is finished with lacquer.
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The Jackman sized baseball chair, all made from just 28, (8' long) 2x4s
Share & Subscribe? http://bit.ly/JackmanWorks
Details! ▼
Thanks to Arbortech for supporting what I do!!
► Enter the giveaway for the chair or tools - http://bit.ly/2I4AJiE
► TURBO Plane - http://bit.ly/2upf82w
► Power Chisel - http://bit.ly/2I4hBBv
► Contour Sander - http://bit.ly/2pDVs5g
- Full build article - http://bit.ly/2I5bxbA
- My exclusive solution for hearing protection in the shop, ISOtunes PRO - http://bit.ly/2uIsq7M
- Join my mailing list to be the first to get updates: http://bit.ly/JackmanNewsletter
It's that time of the year and baseball is back this week!! The grass is finally turning green again and what better way to celebrate than by building a giant 3' diameter baseball, Jackman style. Other than the bats and conduit, this chair is built entirely from pine 2x4s (and a little bit of wood glue, per usual). The two halves are basically just massive segmented bowls that I carved down to shape using the TurboPlane and then added laces to it using the Power Chisel, both from Arbortech. The disks were also laminated from 2x4s and were used to cap off the top of the domes. The seat was dished out, just like any classic piece of furniture... Then lastly, the baseball bats (t-ball bats actually, shhh) were threaded with a tap and die set and then screwed into place as a couple of arms and also a couple of supports for the back. The back is held in place with some black iron pipes inserted through the base and then the arms are held in by being thread into the back and supported in the front with conduit. The whole thing is finished with lacquer.
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Plans, stickers, t-shirts, etc: http://www.jackmanworks.com/shop
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■ Small Leaks Sink Ships - Creepin'
■ Small Leaks Sink Ships - Tethered Wire
http://smallleaks.bandcamp.com
■ Niklas Johansson - Lost Memories
■ Yomoti - Pineapple
■ Siny Cambodia Rain
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