Fillet chair

Fillet is a welcoming side chair that was designed and built to explore the possbilities of all natural furniture. The unique interlocking design of the two bent plywood pieces provides a simple and clean alternative to other complicated funiture. This assembly exploration was fueled by the elimination of fastening components. The result is the easy assembly process taht creates a fun experience unlike any other designer chairs

[@quietthomas]

You need to make the two piece sitable. You need to make the design multipurpose, so it's one chair when together, and two floor-rests (back supports, mini-chairs) when apart. You know what I'm sayin?

[@CallMDel]

should make a bit "curve out" on the back legs, dont look like it can be leaned on without falling backwards

[@dmanakell]

NICE DESIGN

[@darkangel78917]

ummm what if you lean back?

[@SmoSte]

Fillet how cool is that?

[@CallMDel]

oh and... why would we want to split it apart when it's not space saving?

[@911winkler]

The song is bittersweet symphony

[@MayGuh]

the fillet chair you can take it apart and put it together :)

[@autoexec2000]

bah read his comment ffs.. its not about folding one chair together to save space, but to save space on shipping, or when you need to stack a whole bunch of chairs.. although I agree that the video could have showed this, and also: the pieces looks a bit on the chunky side.. looks like a pretty heavy chair actually.

[@lephung9140]

that's great :)

[@CookieOnMyShoulder]

its cool and all but... why would i want to take it apart

[@floydstephman]

omg its a chair

[@bearwoodcarpentry]

Try moving your chairs for 6 dinner guests, Oo tangley ,fangley, bugger, bugger

[@911winkler]

Whts the song?

[@miloflynn7234]

What's the point?!

[@cesarmartinsanchez]

ok...so, no space saving, no material saving, and you need both hands to transporte one chair.....you are the antiengineering in person