IMPOSSIBLE 2 Legged Chair Build- How Does It Work?

I build another IMPOSSIBLE Project, this time its a chair with ONLY 2 LEGS. Question is, how do I do it???? I promise its not photoshopped!!
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[@strykervalkyrion]

In a couple years, we'll get a house tour and it will just be a random assortment of wacky and mismatched one-off furniture builds from all the random things that's given John inspiration

[@patricksnowden5576]

The simpler solution (since screwing the chair to a floor makes it immobile and trashes your floor) is to use a square metal plate as a base (no need to look like a shadow) and conceal the base plate with a small area rug. Two holes in the throw rug with pins protruding to fit into the two chair legs. Now you have a perfect illusion and it can be moved. You're welcome.

[@yrreiht4913]

Craftmen appreciating other craftmen is the most wholesome thing.

[@CraftsmanontheLake]

Will you next make a car that magically runs without a motor if someone pushes it? This was a very strange build. If you bolt a chair to the floor it won't move. LIke magic.

[@jrdsm]

He needs jesus to build a car like that

[@CHMichael]

Nikola already did this.

[@ThatGuyYouArent2]

My citroen C2 already does that, using an engine instead of a motor. Just bump start it and it'll go however long its fuel capacity will allow it to!

[@johnintoppa838]

That Bobby Duke shoutout really caught me off guard 😂 absolutely love both this and Bobby's channel! Always great to see Maker's work together

[@michaelpeavey3264]

You're kinder to your failures than I am to mine. I leave no evidence. They go into the fire of shame every Saturday night at the fire pit with beer and tears😢. Good work brother. Love the videos.

[@ceorecdeclec9774]

There’s a different colored wall in between the front legs on the thumbnail

[@ethan944]

Bruh

[@goosegames82]

I didn’t even notice

[@arihytti5134]

And in between the seat and the backrest

[@kashmorgan956]

Was just about to comment that

[@StevesCrafts]

Why would you point that out? Now my brain has a not responding

[@elliotsandquist2712]

Related fun fact: Michael Jackson used bolts in his shoes that attached to the floor for the Smooth Criminal lean

[@Maninawig]

Another related fun fact: this also caused him to break an ankle.

[@thanhvinhle2893]

This reminds me of MJ's tilt, whose shoe was attached to the stage

[@thatchanguy]

Came here to say this!

[@qhef7862]

😮 Mann u know how many times I fell trying that 😭😭

[@CaneSugarCane]

Finally someone know the secret!

[@SickWheyfu]

Nah fam, at least that required thought and skill to pull off, unlike just bolting a chair on the floor

[@naterapp7881]

Looks great! Glad you covered up the metal legs with maple that you then stained to look like.... metal. Haha. Love your channel!

[@karl_alan]

I was looking to find this comment...figured someone had to have made it.

[@ansiviewer]

The sharing of the failure is as valuable as any success!

[@dannys69]

not when its half the video stupid

[@sortathesame8701]

@@dannys69 What's stupid is insulting someone who is just making a comment on a YT video. No one has to feel the same way as you about how much of the failure was shown. Please go ask your mom to teach you some manners!

[@nordnils3481]

I actually came on your channel because of the Video with the floating table

[@John_Malecki]

Thanks Nils !

[@dfbess]

I fist saw your channel when you built the giant box cutter for Jimmy's blade.. then you giant screwdriver.

[@ljoffe]

lol That isn't John! That is Jackman Works.

[@John_Malecki]

That is Paul. I am John: hello Dustin

[@FilnetMgnigon]

Since when is screwing a chair to the floor interesting

[@davidkohler7454]

I knew at first glance it was going to be screwed to the floor. So the rest was just a waste of time and material for me. I M O

[@nglyo]

@@davidkohler7454 I knew at 0:27 that it was screwed to the floor when the chair wobbled. Skimmed the rest of the video :x

[@MarkoGh]

@@nglyo I knew it when I saw the thumbnail cuz it's impossible otherwise, even if the legs were made of the heaviest element on earth, and the rest of plywood it wouldn't stand

[@aaronmarkstaller]

since when is anything you've ever done interesting?

[@commandoconstruction2720]

Since today. Go lay down.

[@jaredaltenhofel]

Another project well done. Now I wanna see an entire epoxy chair and table set.

[@John_Malecki]

i dumped it on the floor this week, so it'll have to wait another week haha

[@gabesmith6475]

John Malecki sneak peek?

[@jonathanfrakes1284]

@@John_Malecki Stupid clickbait video. You won't reach 500k subs this way.

[@sortathesame8701]

Honestly, this is the content I come to YT to find! I'm laughing and learning, what more could anyone ask for!

[@nancygoodman8273]

You are so hilarious and more human than most. I, too, talk to myself and call myself a dumass and worse. That f word is the most used in my day to day life. Never ever change yourself please. Love ya just the way you are 😏😉👍

[@bryonw.1446]

Another good one! Nice to see you pushing the parameters and showing the failures. It’s almost like I’m watching myself 🤔. Well as far as the failure part of designing. Great way to lean through.

[@jaxxonbalboa3243]

I'M NOT FEELING THIS SCREWING THE CHAIR INTO THE FLOOR THING. ONCE YOU DO THAT ITS NO LONGER A CHAIR BOUT AN ORNAMENT INSTEAD!

[@ARVash]

I agree that it's no longer a chair, but I guess it's like a "bench"

[@artemia79]

Bout?

[@chimera91977]

It is no longer "furniture" it is now a "fixture". As it has been "affixed" to a permanent spot. Just as a kitchen island counter is not furniture, it is a fixture of the home.

[@justusbondurant5797]

He covered the metal chair in wood, then stained the wood and made it look metal 😄

[@dekim631]

The relatability of your channel makes it, the super descent mediocre woodworking is cool too

[@connerrandall4160]

I can already tell he’s gonna have 1 mill subs by the end of the year

[@justinsmith1798]

Definitely, he is gonna be up there with the big dogs soon. He deserves it.

[@markandmourik9992]

Your personality makes the videos seem so personal! I love it!!!!

[@air8536]

It's really cool to know that there is a content creator with 300k subs living about 25 miles from you

[@John_Malecki]

Hopefully its more than that soon!

[@caseyhoffman2937]

This is the first of your videos I watched... this is the prime example of someone with money but no idea what they are doing. I watched you use a jointer, an electric planer, and hand planer to do the same thing. You are just a dude with tools. COOL

[@katgamingyt7000]

I got a notification of this video but it's not on your channel but glad I finally found it

[@John_Malecki]

i am glad you're here !

[@katgamingyt7000]

@@John_Malecki it's nice to see that you are Active in the comments, this was a great video cant wait to see the next one

[@territ1231]

SAM, He cant afford you some lighting in the scary basement!!!! LOL!

[@troybramer1008]

Noticed you switched out the Bosch glide miter saw for the makita. Any particular reason ? I’m torn between the two right now On which to put in my shop.

[@williamdowling7718]

Lmao. I laughed so hard at the burial scene for the first chair... And the comically small filled-in-hole at the end of the scene was the cherry on top.

[@sovereignviper90]

Definitely need to see a colab between you and Nick Offerman, like ASAP! 🤣

[@marquisethomas5611]

Pretty soon people are gonna walk into your house & be to scared to touch anything

[@brianbaumgartner7223]

GOOD.

[@satibel]

this chair was a cake all along!

[@fireball880]

As a starving, disabled carpenter, as much I love your show it kills me to see you scrap all of those live edges (and didn't have to lmao!) Then to bury that beautiful chair frame! I make myself go to Woodcraft about an hour before they close so I don't over spend and stick to the drop bins! Make me a fair offer and I'll gladly figure out a way to take your drops off your hands!! I see myself building one of your chairs using Chemtec epoxy for the back legs. I figured you were going to pour them!!

[@Road_to_Tolaria]

I appreciate the turns and tangents so carefully crafted whilst chairs are getting built in the background

[@farikkun1841]

its actually can be done without bolting the chair leg. but the leg must be made of very very high density material tho. so dense like 1000kg/cm3

[@rufanov]

Legs of chair must just have pretty big contact area with floor and be just little bit weightier than top part of chair to stay stable on floor - chair from Zach King video have all this. Difference in weight can be easy archived just by making whole chair empty inside and filling it's legs with something like concrete. Basically it's same idea as how foundation of buildings work. if chair can stay stable on floor by itself on two, you can just balance on forward part while sitting. I think, this is how really chair on video was made, not with some "video editing magic"

[@TimpBizkit]

So basically weight the bottom of the legs with a piece of white dwarf star such that a golf ball sized piece in each leg counteracts several times your bodyweight when you sit on the chair.

[@dereksmiff9153]

the fact that you dont have at least a million subs is genuinely upsetting because the quality of your content is 11/10. thank you for being awesome and building awesome things

[@Lolo_Schmidt]

I’m obsessed with this chair. Love the mix of wood and metal. 😍😍 I discovered last year my love of woodworking and I’m so tempted to try some of these projects.

[@norco_288]

My favorite work boots right there, timberland pro, grid work, moc soft toe, got half the shop wearing and loving those boots! 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼

[@brianknowles7130]

Love your vids & humour and honesty on your design ' changes ' ..lol reckon between you and Jimmy D you could put man back on the moon sooner. I'm a convert from the UK. Just subscribed, please keep 'em coming [ but please, don't stain Maple, makes me cry, so hard to come by here in the UK ] Thks

[@flyingsquirrel8258]

You could do a similar thing by setting the chair up like Michael Jackson's shoes when when did his 'impossible lean'

[@ryru2093]

I know this is an OLD video, but filling the front legs with some tungsten shot and adding rockers on the front would be mind-blowing.

[@nevastarn6394]

I've always wondered how these work! lol can't wait to find out

[@deathbyrebirth8894]

Otherwise known as "The Michael Jackson Trick"

[@andrepalombo9853]

I love hearing a good “Yinz” on youtube

[@matthewenquist]

I really appreciate that your projects are just getting more absurd the longer the apocalypse goes on.

[@EverMoreDesign]

@John Malecki Well done John. I liked this. As an engineer, woodworker, and former magician who built my own props, I would like to share a fun idea with you. If you wanted to stage this and fool people quickly. Do it in a room that you can lay down plywood in. Get a some 1/2" tongue and groove wood flooring. Pre-assemble a good number of planks that span the area your chair will cover, and glue and clamp them together. Then nail them to a cutout plywood underlayment, cut to fit the outline of the planks. When dry, bolt your chair to the planks from the underside. If you use thick plywood you can probably set the head flush with the bottom. Pre-assemble other planks on other plywood in large sections, but not so large that you can't carry them into the room. Cut their outlines to fit in with the first shape that has the chair, cutting off the tongues anywhere they meet. Then just carry in the big sections into a room and lay them down like a big jigsaw puzzle, with the special chair one in the middle. If you use a large bolt, the chair and its support could hold any sized guy. You could pull this as a prank on a friend. Convince them to let you lay a wood floor with some "leftover wood from a previous job". Then go in and lay down the planks, kick back and wait a while, making hammering noises periodically. Then call them in while sitting in the chair. After you get up, they will undoubtedly want to see the chair. It will be an even bigger surprise when they realize it won't move! I think this would make a great video!

[@edgarmartinez-rk2ry]

you dont even trust on the chair, you're sitting in the edge 😏

[@John_Malecki]

I think i say that verbatim haha

[@tcoker6616]

20 minutes of my life I’ll never get back.

[@comfortablydumbb]

Sad reality ☹️

[@richiegarner8113]

Realy good build. I think you should build a table with two legs or less. with epoxy to. I'm a realy big fan. please show more projects.

[@jeremyfoxkristinewier5437]

Hey hey! My husband and I stumbled upon one of your videos this evening, and you have definitely caught our attention! My husband says your a "wood Yoda" lol!! Your work is incredible, you have impeccable patience, (especially when things don't go quite as planned), and a great sense of humor to bat! Look forward to seeing future projects as well as maybe learning a thing or two from ya! We love woodworking, working with our hands and finding new challenges. So thanks for being an inspiration and for doing what you do... You rock. Take care and have fun playing with your wood!

[@d4ch33kcl4pp3r]

As a woodworker, i find the last statement of your comment very kinky, i do apologize too!

[@Spidouz]

8:00 “I don’t understand, I already cut it three times and it’s still too short...” :) :)

[@6sicSIX]

Well I knew how it worked from the start lol. If you're going to do that, why not just make a base plate under the floor. Then it can be used as a real chair by everyone....

[@John_Malecki]

We tried, it was still too weak in the bolt threads. i'll revisit it soon

[@mcearl8073]

John Malecki Couldnt you just weld the steel baseplate to it? I’ve seen chairs that had similar designs, they weren’t made to look like a shadow, it was just more steel bars but there were no back legs to it. I was a bit disappointed to find out the other guy just edited the base out, at that point might as well just use a regular chair and edit out the legs

[@6sicSIX]

@@mcearl8073 but that would look rubbish lol, baseplate under the floorboards (extending out in front of the chair ftw) :)

[@6sicSIX]

@@John_Malecki Awesome, I look forward to it :) I know nothing about woodwork but I really enjoy watching you work

[@Yokeus]

@@John_Malecki How about, no.

[@alfiethompson7985]

Hi Love the chair. Don't know if this idea will work but instead of screwing it to the floor would it work if you screwed it into a clear plastic bace. Then you can move the chair.

[@mrcupcakeloverable]

You're amazing man ,carpenter my whole life and still manage to learn something new on every video you post,,thanks for the constant inspiration!

[@Gruuvin1]

The suspended table was pretty cool. This is a cheap trick.

[@outre111]

Why is everyone so mad he made a impossible chair and he showed 2 other designs that work pretty well plus, it’s called a impossible chair for a reason.

[@ManCrafting]

John. I really enjoyed this. Especially the reveal at the end. Glad to see you using your plasma cutter. It’s been one of my favorite tools in the shop. Glad to see you and the team are staying healthy. See you soon.

[@darrenlwb]

How's the impossible table holding up? Thought I saw it in the video with one of the lines getting saggy already. I'm gonna build one of those but am worried the fishing lines aren't gonna cut it long term

[@JackFate76]

"Ah, sweet, I found the hole." That’s what he said.

[@markandmourik9992]

When I saw the thumbnail I thought I was drunk

[@John_Malecki]

Are you sure i wasnt drunk ?

[@markandmourik9992]

John Malecki next video, drunk chair build?

[@andrewdg90]

Wood or metal legs with a plexiglass base and clear epoxy seat would look sweet. Great project, and thanks for sharing mess ups and failed projects here! Love it

[@artv4nd3l4y]

Yeah it's refreshing to watch someone with this kind of a crazy workshop to make mistakes. I didn't even realize he has another metal fabricating shop lol, this guy has literally everything.

[@benjaminspannagel4327]

The floating table brought my attention to your channel. You burying the failed "chair" earned my sub.

[@Deimus.]

This was awful, thank goodness I skipped to the end real fast. Unless you're interested in the workshop process beware, it ends in them drilling an ugly chair to the floor and it's incredibly flimsy and unsatisfying.

[@BACKW00DZMAN]

Was looking for a comment like this to make sure i didn't have to post it. Thank you for saving me time

[@Chameleon_Ramps]

Thank you , you just saved me 15 min of my life well 14 bc it took me 1 min the write this lol

[@brandonlarge649]

You the real mvp

[@reckless5838]

Thats kinda the point, the guys personality and the workshoppi g is probably why most people r here

[@harrisongance1996]

I'm trying to build a woodworking bench

[@dillanmistry]

A KZbin that cares for us

[@JeffMarxWoodworking]

Great stuff as always - keep up the great work. My only confusion is why you covered the steel with maple and then stained it to look like, er, well, um... steel. Edutainment at its best. Thanks!

[@kurtmann654]

I love this ass-clownery. I hope you didnt really throw that first attempt away you can still make a viable chair out of it.

[@Patek007]

I’m trying to build a tensegrity table

[@John_Malecki]

How is it going ?

[@Lajios93]

Check out Robby Cuthbert Design here on KZbin.

[@6sicSIX]

This is my next project I want to make a stool to sit on, and I want the tension to be held by an elastic thread (so the stool is bouncy) :) (Yes I know the tension will need to be adjusted for each person, this will be *my* stool) Love your videos, keep it up!

[@Pheatan]

@@6sicSIX forgive me if I'm wrong, but isn't half of the portmanteau of tensegrity tension? TL;DR: flexibility is bad for tensegrity. Essentially what I mean is that if you look at John's table. Or a a lot of other tensegrity builds it works so that you have a central point that pulls downwards but due to the cable it has to rotate its axis to do so. Then it also has outer cables that get pulled upwards when the upper piece tries to rotate its axis. If you tried to make something like this with any noticeable amount of flexibility you lose tension in one direction i.e if the central point can flex downwards then the outer points lose their tension allowing the piece to rotate and fall. But if you allow the outer cables to flex then you again have the same problem as adding any reasonable amount of weight would extend the outer cables, once again allowing the piece to fall. I just want to say its currently 12:40 am and I'm not the most advanced tensegrity builder, having only made a few sculptures so I may be entirely wrong, or oblivious to an obvious fix.

[@spencerdiamond7957]

Best video yet. Love the carefree yet professional attitude of the channel and the gentlemen who keep it going.

[@ericmichalczak1131]

Could use some advice john malecki. Start crwated my own table s and had an end table warp a little. Would clamping 2x4s on it work to straighten it or dobi have to eat the cost of the epoxy and make another one.

[@jamesburkhardt5143]

In the future, when archaeologists dig up that failed chair, they will rethink their history books that what happened must have been done by a Neanderthal

[@nbehrman0]

"Yins." Gotta be Pittsburgh :)

[@gerritschuurmans1000]

Love this build BUT I am more curious about your feelings on the new Makita Miter Saw....have considered selling off my DeWalt 12" sliding to be able to get one of them

[@scottsimpey2965]

Love be the lyrics at 8:44-8:51 lol. You’ve got yourself a record deal lol. I’m glad to see that I’m not the only one that basically finishes something to then realize that it’s not right just to have to redo it a couple more times lol.

[@6sicSIX]

6:24 Common sense took over :)

[@DaveSmith-cp5kj]

When the saw retracts it is like "damn, I'll get those fingers next time"

[@ZiaThe1st]

Is it weird that this guy sort of sounds like Tony Stark and he does sorts of building?

[@sharuwanabdulla5344]

True ! 🤔

[@shamusonespot5072]

Wtf

[@ZiaThe1st]

Saki orito lol

[@peytongraham8661]

He sounds absolutely nothing like rdj

[@shamusonespot5072]

@@peytongraham8661 no he doesnt but he has the tone

[@jeremyashford2145]

It’s a version of a really old busker trick. Glad I flicked through.

[@dulingen]

Should have used a threaded rod from the top of the frontlegs all the way through the floor. Would have made it alot sturdier for you to sit in :)

[@Aaron-ym4bf]

Clickbait. It’s bolted to the floor. Just so people don’t waste their time.

[@StevesCrafts]

But that's why I'm here. To waist my time

[@96blackjacket]

Also the title literally says “how it works” so he’s gonna say at some point Also as stated he made the vid to make people think

[@slothenthusiast5422]

cant be clickbait if it never promised anything and didnt deliver. Title said 2 legged chair is impossable, which is it without cheating aka bolting to the floor, which guess what? it is

[@timotiusvincentxaveriuslim3347]

Dont be a stupid hero dummy🤣

[@MeesterSteefy]

Thank you

[@pinewaves72]

8:20 What, popcorn in the Pittsburgh Woodcraft ! Hey, Charlotte Woodcraft. -You need to get your sh*t together A-S-A-P.

[@visserboonstra]

I want to thank you for your super fun and educational videos. I especially love that you also show the wrong ones. I really enjoy it. Keep it up!! greetings from the Netherlands.

[@williamhenderson8319]

I love ur videos and finished a fishing rod holder today

[@reversecourse]

Should be titled: How To Waste Materials and Not Build A Chair

[@Goaterd]

" Did I mention that I'm a GIANT MAN?"

[@veronicatrudel7606]

I gotta admit, I kinda luv you. You have such an awesome personality and make all of your videos so fun. While you are working and figuring shit out, you remind me so much of my son (you’re about the same age). Thanks for making me smile. You’re awesome.

[@blakemorton6756]

Is there some kind of poles from the floor that go up into the chair legs? Or glass or some sort that is see through that images as it is floating?

[@3rd_stall]

The Magician's Guild will be contacting you, soon. And I see the lack of proper quantities of pork products has impaired your cognitive abilities.

[@John_Malecki]

Send the pork.... thanks . Johns cholesterol

[@HappilyHomicidalHooligan]

John's GP hates you, his future Cardiac Surgeon however, loves you since what he's going to eventually Bill John for will send his Grandkids to Medical School...

[@jpt1205]

Thanks for the video! Can you list where you got your Ron Swanson painting/drawing please? Pretty Please! Thanks!

[@samdelonas7079]

Love it. Please, give us some more of this stuff.

[@fatimaaurangzaib8319]

It's l fake

[@i_slapped_a_t_rex6881]

This is a great video. Late af question but If you found a way to incorporate magnets at the footing wouldn't it be able to hold more weight near the backseat of the chair?

[@justincottingham3969]

I believe the fungus spalted maple, ambrosia gets gray streaks from bugs. Pretty slabs though.

[@John_Malecki]

i think its a bug fungus, no?

[@VKMilling]

@@John_Malecki No, spalting is the natural rotting process and it is indeed a fungus but not ambrosia. All light woods will show it if they sit on the ground long enough. Ash, Maple, White Oak, Poplar, Sweetgum, Hackberry etc. Ambrosia is caused by the ambrosia borer beetle which is characterized by a small pin hole surrounded blueish grey streaks running along the grain.

[@johnogle1798]

VK Milling & Hardwoods 👍👍👍 I’m pleased I read the comments before commenting 😉 I would just have repeated what you have already said otherwise 😬😬

[@jasonsummit1885]

Scotch broom wood will also get the spalting pattern.😁

[@Bobo-gm9fd]

If you had to chose between a drop saw, table saw or band saw which would you choose? I can afford 1 big ticket item at the moment but am stuck with what to choose, thinking table saw?

[@John_Malecki]

I am assuming you meant chop, but i would say table saw. All day. you can do almost everything the other 2 can

[@Bobo-gm9fd]

@@John_Malecki here in Australia we call them drop saws but yes what you call a chop saw, thanks very much, awesome build by the way

[@ASAPJermz]

I'm a fan of Bandsaw's because I cut a lot of pipe and tubing, if you need to cut in different areas or places it's perfect for that. If not then the table saw will work just fine!

[@IsaacKuo]

I love all the frustrated "fails" along the way! If I were doing the trick, I'd go with a fake tilted room, inspired by the "fail" chair. Maybe 20 degrees of tilt, and the weight of my butt just goes straight down onto the legs. Only problem ... I live in Louisiana, which is flat as a pancake. Hard to find a convenient slanted place to use. With the tilted room trick, there's no need for beefy chair legs. It could be an off-the-shelf chair with spindly legs, with the rear legs sawed off.

[@jasonholland5507]

You've got mad welding skills it's good to see no son of the 'burgh without iron in their blood. Brinton ave in the house my dad still lives there it's been a while hope all is well.

[@MrJSeiferth21]

If i didn't know any better i'd say you're a true bred pittsburgher with that yinz at the beginning. Love the videos. Always entertaining. Thanks for the content!

[@bennycraven4997]

actually love you show your mistakes. makes me feel better about my own skills

[@downtownredneck5079]

I love woodcraft, different cities but still awesome

[@luciuscrusan5141]

12:45 I love that you mentioned that you’re a Bobby Duke fan!!

[@ashrafmahdy6091]

Yes I would like to see more ridiculousness..you are good at it..cheers from egypt best channel ever

[@claudethebeau905]

i have to say that i was wondering how this chair was going to hold you up since it has no way of supporting someone because it has only 2 legs but with you putting screws into the legs up from underneath is a fantastic idea bravo you pulled off another one

[@svyatoslavatv]

Hello from Russia! Your projects are the best!

[@oddjobbobb]

I liked this build. I don’t care if it is a bit of fakery. 6 of these around a dining table sized floating table would be the ultimate. You will have better luck with your band saw following lines if you bring the upper guide down to within a quarter inch of the thickness of the stock. Also use a blade with a coarser tooth count. The blade wanders when the spaces between the teeth fill with sawdust and stop cutting well. The blade heats up and will wander.