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For a limited time this is 30% off. AND if you already own one or more of these, but choose to support us and buy it anyhow, just message me, and I will give you any other plan in exchange for the ones you’ve already bought. Price doesn’t matter, you can opt to exchange for our most expensive plans. No problem! Just let me know after you get it, and tell me what you want.
Individual How-To Videos:
Adirondack Chair - • How to Make Money Wood...
Adirondack Rocker - • 118 - Rocking Chair, A...
Kid’s Adirondack Chair - • How to Make Money Wood...
Coffee and End Tables for outdoors - • Outdoor Tables for the...
Trestle Table Dining Table for outdoors - • 91 - Outdoor Patio Tre...
Individual Plans:
Adirondack Chair plans available here: kingsfinewoodworking.com/coll...
Full Size Pattern Templates For the Adirondack Chair: kingsfinewoodworking.com/coll...
Rocking Chair, Adirondack Style plans: kingsfinewoodworking.com/coll...
Full Size Pattern Templates for the Rocking Chair: kingsfinewoodworking.com/coll...
KID SIZED! Adirondack plans: kingsfinewoodworking.com/coll...
Full Size Pattern Templates for Kid sized Adirondack: kingsfinewoodworking.com/coll...
Outdoor Patio coffee table and end table plans: kingsfinewoodworking.com/coll...
Patio Trestle Table plans: kingsfinewoodworking.com/coll...
MK Design and Fine Woodworking also makes wooden templates for all of these chairs. He is the only one authorized to sell our copyrighted templates. If you want those, here is his page: mkdesignscolorado.com/collect...
Things I used in this build:
Magswitch Universal Featherboard Pro - 81101303
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Magswitch Vertical Featherboard Pro - 81101302
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Jigsaw amzn.to/3p8X456
Sander amzn.to/3eB8k5c
I used a Festool sander, but that’s certainly not necessary,
Belt Sander amzn.to/2GF56B7
Palm Router amzn.to/2Ik9Ixe
Roundover router bit amzn.to/2IjcD9F
Drill & Impact Driver amzn.to/38nvta8
Drill Bit set amzn.to/2IgxpXp
Stainless Steel Square 8"x5.25" amzn.to/2U2NceP
Stainless Steel Square 6"x4" amzn.to/2U7A1JE
Countersink bit amzn.to/36d3Xti
Clamps amzn.to/3ezyt4s
Carriage Bolts 3/8” amzn.to/36fdFLF
Nuts 3/8” amzn.to/2U235Ch
Washers 3/8” amzn.to/38nfjxG
Wheels amzn.to/2I64NQL
Bolts for wheels amzn.to/2U54PdV
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Nuts for Wheels amzn.to/359DU7e
Lock nuts for wheels amzn.to/2U6CgNe
3” deck screws amzn.to/2U5df4V
2-1/2” deck screws amzn.to/2IfQ7yq
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[@thomasholland7981]

I have to quibble on one point about making the picnic table. I suggest that you clamp the tabletop boards tightly together rather than spacing them apart. When the wood dries out they will shrink and the spaces will appear. The first table I made with spaces, after the wood dried you could drop a spoon between the boards.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Great point! If your wood has a higher moisture content you must butt the boards tight. Mine was kiln dried and came in at 8-10%, so mine will likely swell a bit to reach equilibrium. But it’s not uncommon to get wood from a big box store that’s 35% or higher. And those will shrink a lot when drying out. Thank you for bringing that up.

[@user-gl5cs4ii6e]

This is great - thanks! Can you provide rough ranges of what you sell each of these builds for? And maybe what the costs are to build each to get an idea of the profit? Thanks so so much!

[@torque8899]

Lovely woodworking as always and lovely family working together! You sir are a lucky man.

[@steveo5946]

It's good to see you posting lately. I really enjoy your videos. I'm going to build one of your projects soon

[@cherylwaters663]

Excellent presentation!

[@andylong6589]

appreciate you James

[@SidebandSamurai]

I really love your channel. Practical woodworking. Fantastic ideas. Easy to make money if you put your mind to it. Teaches you important basic skills in wood working

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you very much!

[@LA2047]

James! Nice to see a new post pop into my feed!

[@tek-nana9445]

That's great! I remember purchasing your Adirondack chair plans a couple years ago. I'll look into purchasing the bundle and other options you have available. Thank you..

[@jayf6522]

I find all your videos very interesting, and inspirational. Thank you.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

So nice of you, thanks!

[@DaveHasse-vc6nb]

I built the table and I made my own benches . It was a fun build turned out nice

[@timdaniels2094]

Thanks!

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you very much!

[@Kman44270]

James, thanks for the video, you're very easy to follow and an excellent instructor. Have you any future plans for a chaise lounge in the style of the chairs. I would really love to see one. I look forward to the next video.

[@randydobson1863]

hello James & it''s is Randy and i like yours video is cool & Thanks James & Friends Randy

[@PaleRider54]

You're absolutely correct about how these being great sellers. I bought some land in an eastern coastal state and had I been able to afford to build on the property, I know these would have been a sound foundation to begin a business because I talked to many local folks who were quite eager to give me contact information for how to contact them when the pieces were ready for sale. Adirondack chairs, complementing tables, picnic tables, porch swings, reclining chairs... all good sellers.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thanks for sharing

[@SterlingStudios]

James, I bought the chair plans about two years ago just for my gf and I , they took off. It's become a pretty decent demand here that's brought us in some decent income. Thank you for the reasonable pricing on your plans. Since then , also bought the coffee and end table plans. The biggest issue/time eater I'm having is the back slats, but....that's a huge selling point here.god bless and thank you.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

You are very kind. Thank you!

[@mickeymallette2663]

@@KingsFineWoodworkingbased on current pricing, how much money do you think you have in the lumber to build 1 Adirondack chair?

[@anthonycollins6353]

How much do you sell the large table for? Thanks again for a informative video.

[@joeworkman]

When using construction grade lumber, would the pieces shrink and deteriorate rapidly when outside in the elements? I assume that you adjust your prices based on the wood used. I want to add that I love that you have your family involved. Bravo!

[@Ernie23777]

I am currently building my 1st chair, I wanted to ask what should be the final finish grit as far as sanding goes? thank you if you can help out, thank you!

[@christopherwieneke7899]

Great video, very informative and easy to follow! Just curious, what kind of prices do you list these projects for?

[@charliecalzadilla6028]

Going to order, these are great. What wood holds up best outside and where do you buy the wood?

[@MadAtMax.300Blackout]

You can but a jigsaw for $50 currently is the lowest price I know of while still being worth it.

[@DTAWorx]

hi do these plans come in metric as vim in the UK

[@tracymiller2300]

I was wondering if you have an estimate on how many board feed? It takes to build one of the rockers. I am getting ready to go meet a cypress wood distributor.

[@jackcox475]

James, I emailed you my order # so you could tell me when my sled would be mailed. But never heard back. Thus was another great video.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi! I’m just now going through emails. And I replied to yours. It’ll be done in 3 days. Hopefully you received the email ok. If not, let me know. Thank you!

[@ftcsubs1]

What kind of wood are you using

[@BergFamilyable]

Did you go over for sale pricing? Did I miss it?

[@williamlutsch4259]

Now, honestly, if you consider transporting wood, cutting, sanding, drilling, assembly and finishing, how long to build one adirondack chair? How long for you with your skills and tools? Now, how long if you are using circular saw, jig saw, sand paper by hand? I know, and i think itd benefit woodworking influencers to be up front. Takes ages to build basic stuff with basic tools

[@boobbyjz]

Just come out and say "I didn't watch the whole video".

[@AssafLevyIL]

He says: approximately 1 chair a day using a jigsaw, 2 if have a bandsaw, 4 with a cnc.

[@williamlutsch4259]

@@AssafLevyIL working by yourself, i dont see it. You can get the cutting done in one day and assembly the next day. I have a decent set of tools, have made numerous tables, chairs, planters, etc and i recruit my wife for painting and assistance with assembly. I set aside 1 day for cutting (typically) and one day for assembly. Usually, the assembly wont take an entire day at all. But, accommodation for picking up materials, setting up shop and heaven forbid you are doing a job that requires paint or stain, add ANOTHER DAY

[@SgtRyansPrivates]

Where do you sell it and how much $$ for each project?

[@jwwilson74]

Do you put any kind of finish on your tables like you do the chairs?

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Yes for sure! I like Penofin. But any oil based outdoor finish works well.

[@breslaj4]

What model Festool jigsaw blade do you recommend?

[@MindyandLee]

do you sell the cad file for cnc? for the Adirondack chairs?

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Yes! Here is a link. kingsfinewoodworking.com/search?q=cnc+-wooden+-3-D+-sled&options%5Bprefix%5D=last

[@boobbyjz]

Just bought the kit. My wife has been wanting a set, but these would be a nice side-money maker too!

[@colinbrook1395]

Where do I see the plans for sale. You say below but I see nothing

[@12seagypsy]

what cnc do you use?

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

I use this one. I love it! amzn.to/3PxVHLV

[@mkplante]

Any chance you offer your templates as SVGs (or something easily convertible) for use with Shaper Origin? I recognize it's probably underpowered compared to your CNC, but if you can think of a workflow that makes sense, I'd be interested in knowing.

[@boobbyjz]

just buy the templates....

[@mkplante]

@@boobbyjz Fair, unless I want to modify the shape. Also, I've not had great luck with thin wooden pieces and my mailman, but maybe this will be different.

[@randolph50]

I bought the plans before I finished watching the video. It's March, so a good time to start selling these. But, as I watch the rest of it, I noticed some of your boards splitting when you put the screws in. What do you do about that?

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

It’s wood. There are going to be imperfections. But if the wood you are using is too dry and starts to split, drill a pilot hole first. Also if you are looking at some of the checks in the rocker for example, then those occurred because I built them for a video several years ago and never put a finish on them until this video.

[@shaunmorgan4]

Do the plans come with CNC vectors?

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi, They do not. I do have those available for all of the chairs, but that is an extra purchase. However if you have a CNC, I can swap the paper templates that do come with it, for the CNC files. The paper templates would be useless to you. You could just cut your own templates on the CNC , or better still, just cut the chair parts out directly. Anyhow, this isn’t a listed option on the website, so if you are interested, the thing to do is buy the ultimate package, then message me right away. And I’ll make the switch on the sale here, and send you the CNC files immediately. Thanks! James

[@shaunmorgan4]

Just ordered confirmation number is CEXY81WLC. I use an older version of aspire.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

@@shaunmorgan4, I’ve just sent you the CNC files through your email. Thank you!

[@gregfyn]

Do you sell the CNC files too?

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Yes of course. The CNC files are all available on the website.

[@davidburris120]

What type of wood are you using in this?

[@Shoop83]

Pretty sure redwood

[@69kaveman]

James, How long is the sale price available for me to buy the plans?

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Until the end of the month. But if you’re unable to get it by then and you want it, just send me a message, I’ll honor the sale price for you after that. 👍🏻

[@johnnyking3894]

What size CNC do you need for the CNC plans my bed is only 15.5x15.5

[@tntimberworks]

My machine is 32x32 and the pieces fit, but barely.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

the back slats are the longest, they need a 36" long cnc.

[@johnnyking3894]

Ok thanks

[@johnnyking3894]

Keep up the good work

[@bobgallese641]

@@KingsFineWoodworkingX where do I find your plans?

[@mendozakenneth247]

😍😎🤠

[@darylbrayshaw1666]

Is there a plan set that doesn't include the templates? Shipping to Canada is nuts

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Yes! If you want I can substitute the full scale pdf version of those 4 templates. So you can either print them there at a print shop, or tile print them on a small printer at home. Email me at [e-mail] and I’ll give you the code to do that. Thanks!

[@tonxmodern4436]

I was wondering where do you sell those projects? I imagine you sell locally since they are so big, but I don't really have experience selling locally.

[@Lugnut64052]

I have the same question. Where do you sell this stuff? Facebook Marketplace? Local craft fairs? Other?

[@tonxmodern4436]

@@Lugnut64052 I honestly have had 0 luck with FB

[@slanwar]

@@Lugnut64052 I tried before to sale (smaller stuff) using facebook marketplace and got only scammers and I got the conclusion that's easier to build things than to sale them. I may try when I retire to go to the local fairs, I saw a few guys selling things I didn't care but saw women buying which I never thought people actually would buy. Cutting boards was a mistake from my part and I ended up to give them away to family members, the wood was expensive plus using all the right things to make sure is food safe, but I see people buying cutting boards for half the price and less I had for sale on Etsy- basically cheaper than the wood I paid for to find out those boards comes from China and God knows how food safe they are but most people don't care.

[@SidebandSamurai]

Well you can make a complete set. Set them up in your front yard. And put a for sale sign on them. Easy as that.

[@jeffselchow5719]

I bought this pkg last summer and not sure if the Kids Rocker was available then, would it be possible to ask you to send plans and templates out when available?? Thanks.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi, The plans are indeed done. We actually sent a follow up email with an update to everyone last year who bought it, but I’m happy to send the update again. Can you email me your name and order number? My email address is [e-mail] Thank you, James

[@jeffselchow5719]

@@KingsFineWoodworking OK On the way today.

[@jeffselchow5719]

email sent, I found all but Kids Rocker Paper Templates Thanks Again.@@KingsFineWoodworking

[@jeffselchow5719]

@@KingsFineWoodworking I can not find my order number, :(

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

@@jeffselchow5719 I found it. No problem. If your email is still the same I’ve emailed you everything. If it’s not the same then email me your new email address, and I’ll send it that way. My email address is [e-mail] Thanks, James

[@steveo5946]

Have you ever considered selling plywood templates?

[@befmx31]

Yes, templates made from 1/4 hdf would be great.

[@davidlynch7666]

1/4” acrylic please

[@boobbyjz]

Read the description....

[@boobbyjz]

@@befmx31 read the description.......

[@befmx31]

Cardstock templates means that it is up to ME to make the template PERFECTLY. I have to trace that template on some stock and cut that shape out perfectly. I read the description, that's why I asked the question.@@boobbyjz

[@mobilemike]

So if I buy these plans, do all of them come with full size templates?

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Only the chairs. There are no templates for plans with straight boards. Only curved boards. It really wouldn’t make sense to have a template for a 2x6 table top piece for example. You could just measure a 2x6 and chop it to length on the miter saw. That might take 10-15 seconds. But it could take you 10 minutes to cut out a template with scissors then trace the shape on wood and cut it out. Therefore it only made sense to have templates for the chairs. Those are the only plans in this bundle with curves.

[@zephyr1408]

Even as a finish carpenter I enjoy all your stuff ! Bought your shed plan ( still hv to build it) ! I see your using a Grizzly! So do I ! I hv the G0691 I believe ? And yours is still the same 5 hp model ? Great saw for the cash !

[@TimothyWolfe-kh8ip]

I bought your cnc plans but I don't see the dimesons.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

This is what it states in the description of what you bought on the website: “Note: You will still be required to buy the plans for this build since none of the straight pieces nor angles nor bevels are on her. Only the curved pieces. However, this is a GREAT way to quickly cut out all of these most difficult pieces with great ease and speed, and of course, they'll be perfect”

[@tomcartmill401]

Yada yada yada

[@justdigginit1331]

Y would you re-upload this A year later?

[@Shoop83]

To drive engagement and plan sales

[@NameRankAndSerialNumber]

I have tried to contact you several times. I sent emails and tried your contact form on your website but your capacha is having some issues and won’t send my message. I’m trying buy plans for a shed but no m looking for a 12x16 shed with a single pitch roof. So I’m trying to ask if you can adjust the plans for that