How I Built the BEST DIY Outdoor Chair - Sturdy & Stylish

Join me in this video as I show you step-by-step how I built the best DIY outdoor chair that's both sturdy and stylish. I'll guide you through the entire process, from selecting materials to assembling the chair, making it easy for you to create this top-quality seating for your patio or backyard.

I'll share valuable tips and techniques along the way, such as how to ensure your chair is strong and stable, and how to create a visually appealing design. This project is perfect for those who want to take their DIY skills to the next level and create a truly exceptional piece of outdoor furniture.

Customize the design to match your personal style and preferences, and by the end of the video, you'll have a durable, comfortable, and eye-catching outdoor chair that's sure to impress. So grab your tools and let's get started on building the best DIY outdoor chair for your space!

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VIDEO TIMESTAMPS LINKS:

00:00 Introduction
00:41 Cutting the legs and armrests from two-by-six boards
02:18 Using two-by-sixes for the legs and stringers for added bulkiness
03:24 Cutting and installing the filler pieces for the seat cushions
04:39 Adjusting the leg length for a better fit
05:35 Installing the challenging piece with pocket screws and Liquid Nails
06:36 Using pocket screws for reinforcement and tips on pocket screw jigs
08:23 Adding support pieces with screws and Liquid Nails
09:28 Finishing touches and final assembly of the chair
10:27 Adding the cushions and reviewing their quality
11:15 Overall thoughts on the project and cost breakdown
11:52 Conclusion and link to the other video

[SDRWeddingsEvents-hhld]

I've spent countless hours searching and searching and searching. You sir, are amazing and have my support. Thank you for your time you invest to share the knowledge.

[huskerdominator]

I love the use of 2x6s. Always have the option of adding a cup holder.

[kronamadness]

After many hours of search to find the design that suit my taste I found your channel, and I must say you won a subscriber!
Pretty hard to stop myself from watching all the content of the channel in one go, I don't have enough wood! 🤣

[cheech]

Love it
Bought the steps, followed the video on the chair sofa and table and they came out perfect! Thank you!

[kevingallagher]

Just watched the sofa and chair videos. Very informative. Just subscribed. Going to tackle a love seat variation as my spring project. Thanks for the great video!

[DeaganZ]

Great video! Thank you for your service! 🇺🇸

[woodworksbygrampies]

Hola! 🖐Nice build, really nice chair. I'll come back to the comments after the summer to see how it's holding up AFTER the winter❄ then summer. ☀Take care and have a good one, Adios!👊

[slikrik]

I like the bulky myself also well done 👊

[HomeProHero]

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[adubs]

Nice work - just scribed! I've used GRK screws for all my projects (decks, framing, and couple of tables). For the table I used the GRK R4's. Wife has requested a matching bench and a couple of chairs. I was considering the GRK Trim Heads but I was concerned about their holding power. How is the chair holding up after 9 months? Are all the joints still tight?

[vyruz]

Are you just using the 2x6 directly from hardware store? You're not doing any jointing or planing to get them so square? Also, did you not seal the wood at all?

[aidancongleton]

Is there any reason you didn’t use pocket screws on the 2X4 you cut to be a 2X2. Like would it be weaker? Or would the screws protrude?

[thejedds]

We noticed that the HPH was not wearing an HPH shirt. Is it really that cold in Indiana in the fall?

[nesumner]

That back support board, the one where you said "This is the hardest part" Is that a 2x4 or a 2x6?

[lylewinney]

How long are the 2x4’s on the back rest

[rjsone]

Is it a bit too low??? I bought the plans & I’m just staring at this before I glue & screw…. It seems REALLY low to the ground.