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Special talents in carpentry and plumbing to make "branded" furniture for your dacha will not be required. What about the materials? Already something, but a few boards (and quite common sections: 22x50, 25x75 and 40x120 mm) can always be obtained if desired. As, however, and segments of half-inch pipes. It is even possible that instead of the latter, material that is completely ideal for folding load-bearing structures will fall - a bent frame or arch-brackets from an old clamshell thrown into a landfill.

The requirements for the wood used in this case are not strict. Boards must be well dried. It is better, of course, if they are made of hard or semi-hard wood (larch, birch). But soft ones (spruce, pine, linden) are also quite suitable.

Boards are cut according to the configuration and dimensions shown in the illustrations. They are joined together with screws with countersunk heads. To protect against adverse effects, as well as to create a "branded" look, wooden surfaces are painted with moisture-resistant enamels or covered with polyester (possibly - nitrocellulose) varnish.

If the wood has defects, then it is better to use an opaque coating. Surfaces painted in bright contrasting colors give the product an elegant, "exhibition" look (see photo). With a good texture, they strive to preserve the natural color of the tree: fashionable and beautiful. Sometimes the surface of wood products before applying a colorless coating is subjected to singing with the fire of a gas burner or blowtorch. To make the texture more expressive.

Folding chair (click to enlarge): 1 - universal stand (4 pcs.), 2 - seat board (length 600 mm, 4 pcs.), 3 - hairpin (length 695 mm, thread M16 at the ends), 4 - washer (6 pcs.), 5 - M16 nut (4 pcs.), 6 - stacked back board (length 680 mm, 6 pcs.), 7 - screw 3x45 mm (40 pcs.)

Summer resident's table (click to enlarge): 1 - front leg-arm, 2 - rear leg-arm, 3 - M16 bolt (2 pcs.), 4 - washer (6 pcs.), 5 - M16 nut (4 pcs.) , 6 - front shortened leg-arm, 7 - cross member (2 pcs.), 8 - screw 3x40 mm (36 pcs.), 9 - tabletop board (9 pcs.), 10 - screw 3x20 (8 pcs.), 11 - thrust metal plate (4 pcs.), 12 - rear leg-shackle shortened, 13 - rivet, 14 - coupling (4 pcs.)

Country furniture from planks
Table legs connection diagram (conditionally rotated)

It is necessary to burn wood evenly, lightly touching its surface with a flame. The softer summer sections of the annual layers scorch much faster and easier than the autumn ones. The desired tone is sometimes obtained not in one, but in two or three passes, with a burner flame.

And one more note. If a flat metal object is placed on the surface of the fired wood, then after firing a clear light silhouette will remain on it. On this basis, you can decorate a set of manufactured furniture with nominal monograms, create interesting compositions for interior decoration, etc.

Author: V.Kochetova

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