r/woodworking • u/FiveWeightStudios • 4h ago
CNC/Laser Project Lounge Chair
Just wrapped this up late last week and wanted to show it off. Cherry base, and maple everywhere else. What do you guys think? Build another? 😉
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u/ArborgeistWW 4h ago
I like the "HR Gieger x Trees" aesthetic, but is it comfortable to use? Even with the wide base it looks tippy...
I cant sit in Adirondack chairs because im heavy in the shoulders with long legs. This looks like I'd have a similar problem unless I abandoned all dignity and rolled out hands first lol.
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u/FiveWeightStudios 4h ago
Its amazingly solid, and very comfy. No feeling of tipping whatsoever. Im having a small, leather headrest pillow made for it as well.
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u/32MB-Lamb 2h ago
That’s a stunning chair. Shaping the main spine must have been a lot of work I’m guessing!
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u/Nocturnes_echo 1h ago
No matter how many times you see it in real life it really does astound just how truly effective glue is when it comes to wood. That is awesome! Kudos
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u/EmuOwn8305 38m ago
Shouldnt grains be vertical on legs and back in particular? Or did you prefer it for the looks?
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u/EmuOwn8305 37m ago
I guess double thickness “spine” makes up for it. Just wondering about tipping risk if you sit on an edge?
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u/WoodWizards 4h ago
This is an awesome build, and thank you for sharing 💪🇺🇸