Mod Children’s Chair (Land of Nod Knock-off)

Cut four legs as shown and route the long outside edge using a 1/4" round-over bit.

Cut two leg joiners as shown.

• Drill four pocket holes, glue, clamp and screw.
• Once cured route the inside edge of the leg and bottom of the leg joiner using a 1/4" round-over bit. Note: everything should be routed at this point except where the seat will be positioned.

• Cut the seat as shown. If you don't have a board the is 12" wide glue a couple 1x8" boards together.
• Mark and cut the 36 1/4" radius located on the front and back of the seat. Note: I use a thin scrap of wood and flex it to mark the large radius on the front and back of the seat. Route the top edges of the seat using a 5/8" round-over bit.

Cut as shown. Cut 2 1/2" radius corners using a scroll saw Drill 1 1/2" through hole using a forstner bit and a drill press Route outside edges with a 1/4" round-over bit

• Cut two braces as shown.
• Drill three counter-bores to attach the seat. Kreg's pocket hole drill bit works well for this. Route bottom edges with a 1/4 round-over bit.

• Assemble chair as shown.
• Drill 2 pocket on the short edge of each seat brace.
• Glue, clamp and screw the braces into the legs.
• Glue, clamp and screw the leg assemblies to the seat.
• Flip the seat over, glue and screw the back to the seat...

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