Voir la source de ZipStich Chair with plywood pieces and zip ties

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|Type=Creation
|Area=Furniture
|Description=<translate>Chairs are generally more difficult to make than benches or stools, but here's one that can be made by stitching (or what we're calling 'stiching') plywood pieces with zip ties.</translate>
|Difficulty=Easy
|Cost=20
|Currency=USD ($)
|Duration=6
|Duration-type=hour(s)
|Licences=Attribution (CC BY)
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{{ {{tntn|Introduction}}
|Introduction=<translate>I was able to make 2 chairs out of a single 4’ by 8’ sheet of plywood. The chairs I built with ¼" thick plywood are strong, but over time the holes could wear through, so I'd recommend using ½" thick plywood. Feel free to do some experimenting with the design of the chair and share your results.</translate>
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{{ {{tntn|Materials}}
|Material=<translate>'''4'x 8' Sheet of 1/2” Thick Plywood'''. There are a lot of different types of plywood. I used ¼” plywood which is strong enough to hold my weight but might not stand the test of time. 3/8” or ½” thick plywood would provide superior durability.

'''Zip Ties'''
Zip ties – also called cable ties or tie wraps – come in a variety of different sizes. I tried both large 10” ties and thinner 4” ties. The thinner ties are much easier to work with.</translate>
|Tools=* Cordless Drill
* Circular Saw
* Diagonal Pliers
* Long Nose Pliers
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|Step_Title=<translate>Measure and mark the plywood strips</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate>Measure and mark the plywood with a pencil.</translate>
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|Step_Title=<translate>Cut the pieces</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate>I used my Circular Saw with a plywood blade to make the cuts. The laser guide makes it really easy to follow the lines. If you don’t have a laser then clamp a guide to the plywood.</translate>
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|Step_Title=<translate>Sand the edges</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate>Smooth the edges with 120-220 grit sandpaper.</translate>
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|Step_Title=<translate>Mark the holes</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate>I measured a line 1/2” from the edges and marked an X every 1" inch down the line to indicate drill marks.</translate>
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|Step_Title=<translate>Drill the holes</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate>I clamped 2 to 3 boards together to drill the holes on multiple pieces at the same time.</translate>
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|Step_Title=<translate>Loosely stitch the boards together</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate>I zipped a series of loops into the drilled holes in the first piece. Then I strung zip ties through the holes in the second piece and the zip tie loops in the first piece. This creates a zip tie to zip tie connection/link. Keep the links loose for now.</translate>
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|Step_Title=<translate>Shape and tighten</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate>Shaping and tightening the zip ties is an incremental process that requires a bit of patience. The good news is that you can always cut and redo zip ties if you make a mistake. Use long nose pliers to tighten the ties and diagonal pliers to cut the long ends.</translate>
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|Step_Title=<translate>Add supports (Method A)</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate>I used giant, 3 foot zip ties to make tension supports for the chair. Simply drilling two holes through the plywood and using a box cutter to carve out the area between the holes, I was able to create a rectangular hole large enough to strap part of the zip tie through. I then cut the head off of a second tie to cap the other end. I used the same method to make vertical supports that keep the back from reclining too far.</translate>
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|Step_Title=<translate>Add supports (Method B)</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate>For the second chair, I cut some scrap plywood into supports and zip tied them to both the leg and back pieces of the chair.</translate>
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|Step_Title=<translate>Tada!</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate>Good luck making your own ZipStich Chair and please email or tweet photos to [http://twitter.com/benuyeda @benuyeda] or ben@homemade-modern.com.

For more detailed instructions, dimensioned drawings and different variations of the project, check out our soon-to-be-released book.</translate>
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|Notes=<translate>This project is also available [http://homemade-modern.com/ep21-the-zipstich-chair/ on my blog].
Watch the video tutorial of this chair [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jLEsCf6iR0 on my Youtube channel]
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