It is day two of my mission to produce the chair that has storage capabilities. I have put in about 12 hours of work, but more are required to finish it. Mistakes have been made, the sheet of plywood that I once had is not the same as it used to be, and neither am I. Nevertheless, I persist.
Yesterday, I almost entered without a plan. In about thirty minutes I made a plan of how I was to cut the 4'0" x 8'0" sheet of plywood. Then, with a plan in mind, a great progress was made. I entered the scenic shop and I measured, ripped, and I cross cut. Oh the plywood did its best to strike back! It scraped my hands a few times, but I kept cutting. With some advice from you, I made some changes to the way the seat was to stay still, and I cut those pieces. I had nearly all of the pieces that I needed. It seemed as though I was ready to proceed to the next step: assembling the chair.
Today, it definitely moved a bit slower. I started well, then slowed quite quickly. You brought to my attention that there was nothing to support the chair in back part of it. I measured and did some more cutting to come up with a solution. I decided to put essentially another back piece just closer, so it will support the back of the seat.
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