L - length, W - width, H - height, D - diameter
What is needed: NanoBlade saw, sander with G 80 sandpaper, NanoBlade Wood Speed 65 file, clamps, folding rule, pencil, boards (W: 100 mm x T: 24 mm) in various lengths: side panels (legs and armrest supports): 12x 760 mm, armrests: 2x 705 mm, seat and back frame: 2x 650 mm, sides: 2x 660 mm, 2x 600 mm, 2x 100 mm, center piece: 2x 190 mm, 1x 600 mm, cross bars: 2x 1420 mm, 1x 1372 mm, seat: 5x 1420 mm, backrest: 13x 764 mm to 590 mm (optional), fiberboard panels: 700 x 750 x 4–6 mm.
First of all, you need to saw off the boards of the desired length using a saw Bosch from the Nanoblade series, these saws provide easy, vibration-free cutting and are maintenance-free. To do this, we need a sufficient amount of lumber 100 mm wide and 24 mm thick. All required parts are listed in the list above. Sand the edges and surfaces of the boards thoroughly.
What is needed: folding rule, pencil, wooden board 700 x 750 x 4–6 mm, wooden board (at least 700 mm long).
First, let's take care of the legs - for this we cut out the template so that both parts are exactly the same.
You can do it using a regular board. All the required dimensions are on the diagram, which can be downloaded. by this link. The boards left after sawing will help to transfer the scheme.
What is needed: cordless drill with attachments, wood drill bit 3.5 mm, adhesive tape, clamps, 4 wooden boards (760 mm each), screws 4 × 45, template made in step 2.
Arrange the boards from step # 1 in the desired order using the template from step # 2.
Drill holes in the four overlapping corners with a drill Bosch AdvancedDrill 18. Intuitive mode selection and automatic gear shifting make your work easier and faster.
What is needed: saw, clamps.
Using the NanoBlade saw, saw off the protruding ends of the boards. You can additionally grind the edges with a sander, for example Bosch AdvancedOrbit 18. Electronic speed presetting will provide the ideal speed for the task and material.
We will repeat this operation in the next few steps.
What is needed: saw, cordless drill with attachments, wood drill bit 3.5 mm, clamps, 2 wooden boards (760 mm each), screws 4 × 45.
We turn over the side panel, place two more boards of the required length in the upper and lower parts, drill holes and fasten the entire structure together.
We saw off the protruding ends and process them with a grinder.
Now just repeat the last three steps (# 3 through # 5) to make the second leg in the same way.
What is needed: saw, cordless drill with attachments, wood drill bit 3.5 mm, clamps, wooden boards 660, 600 and 100 mm, template made in step 2, screws 4 × 45.
Now we collect two sides of the future bench. The template made in step # 2 will help us with this again. We place the boards, making sure that the overlapping ends are at the correct angles. We drill the rough holes, fasten the boards with screws, trim the ends and grind in the same way as we did before.
We completely repeat the whole process, not forgetting that the second sidewall is a mirror image of the first!
What is needed: grinder, G 80 sandpaper, clamps.
After assembling the sidewalls, we will again grind the ends of the sidewalls and supports assembled earlier to give the bench a neat appearance.
What is needed: cordless drill, wood drill bit 10 mm, template made in step 2.
Take the template from step # 2 again. Put the future leg in the right place, and on it - the pre-assembled sidewall.
Drill screw holes in the center of each of the three overlapping points. This time, you need to drill through all the boards.
Repeat this step with the second sidewall and remember that it must be a mirror image of the first!
What is needed: NanoBlade saw, cordless drill with attachments, wood drill bit 3.5 mm, clamps, two wooden boards 190 mm and one 600 mm, template made in step 2, screws 4 × 45.
We put together three wooden boards of different lengths. You can also use the template for the center piece.
To make the bench seat stable, we will strengthen it with a small brace. We assemble the brace according to the pattern of two short boards and one long one, drill holes, fasten them with screws and cut off the excess ends with a saw.
What is needed: cordless drill with attachments, wood drill bit 3.5 mm, clamps, wooden board 1420 mm, 2 sides, center support, screws 4 × 45.
We take a long board, two sides and a central support, put them together on a workbench and fix them with clamps. This is what the seat frame will look like.
We drill holes in the details and fasten them with screws.
What is needed: cordless drill with attachments, wood drill 3.5 mm, clamps, wooden board 1420 mm, wooden board 1420 mm minus the thickness of the board (in our case - 22 mm), screws 4 × 45.
Raise the previously assembled seat frame so that the back rests on the workbench. Attach two more planks to it to give stability.
Having placed all the boards in the desired position, we drill holes in them and fasten them together with screws.
What is needed: cordless drill with attachments, wood drill bit 3.5 mm, clamps, 5 wooden planks 1420 mm, screws 4 × 60.
The seat consists of five planks - position them as desired and attach to the frame.
Please note that the front board should protrude approximately 10 mm forward and between the boards seats need to leave gaps - use a special spacer or some other handy device.
Now we fix the boards with screws.
What is needed: cordless drill with attachments, wood drill bit 3.5 mm, clamps, 13 wooden boards of different lengths (depending on the design), screws 4 × 45.
The backrest consists of 13 boards. The ends can be shaped to your liking to add personality to the bench.
First, place two boards along the edges flush with the edges of the frame, then lay out the rest of the boards, leaving gaps between them using a spacer.
We drill holes in the right places and fix the backrest parts with screws.
What is needed: cordless drill / screwdriver, clamps, both feet, 2 carriage bolts at least 110 mm, 4 carriage bolts 80 mm, spacer, hammer.
We attach both legs to the bench. The holes required for the bolts have already been made in step # 8. Using a hammer, mark the bolts and tighten them with a wrench. Longer bolts are installed at the top, shorter ones at the bottom.
What is needed: cordless drill with attachments, wood drill 3.5 mm, clamps, two wooden boards 650 mm, screws 4 × 45.
We fix the upper part of the sidewalls with a drill - we will install another board on them. The penultimate step is to place the future armrests on the sides of the bench. Additionally, we attach the boards to the front of the sidewalls - this will add stability to the bench and improve the appearance.
Excellent! The bench is ready for field trials.
What is needed: spray gun, bench itself, paint, optionally a brush.
Of course, the bench will look much better if painted in bright colors.
Here you can give free rein to your imagination - large areas are most conveniently painted with a powerful spray gun. Bosch PFS 3000-2, and add small details with a brush. Remember that you can use multiple colors at once. For additional shades, you can use a second container to the spray gun, so as not to be distracted in the process by washing the container from the previous paint.
Wait for the paint to dry and the bench is ready! Now she will delight the eye and bring comfort to the whole family.
What is needed: NanoBlade saw, sander with G 80 sandpaper, NanoBlade Wood Speed 65 file, clamps, folding rule, pencil, boards (W: 100 mm x T: 24 mm) in various lengths: side panels (legs and armrest supports): 12x 760 mm, armrests: 2x 705 mm, seat and back frame: 2x 650 mm, sides: 2x 660 mm, 2x 600 mm, 2x 100 mm, center piece: 2x 190 mm, 1x 600 mm, cross bars: 2x 1420 mm, 1x 1372 mm, seat: 5x 1420 mm, backrest: 13x 764 mm to 590 mm (optional), fiberboard panels: 700 x 750 x 4–6 mm.
First of all, you need to saw off the boards of the desired length using a saw Bosch from the Nanoblade series, these saws provide easy, vibration-free cutting and are maintenance-free. To do this, we need a sufficient amount of lumber 100 mm wide and 24 mm thick. All required parts are listed in the list above. Sand the edges and surfaces of the boards thoroughly.
What is needed: folding rule, pencil, wooden board 700 x 750 x 4–6 mm, wooden board (at least 700 mm long).
First, let's take care of the legs - for this we cut out the template so that both parts are exactly the same.
You can do it using a regular board. All the required dimensions are on the diagram, which can be downloaded. by this link. The boards left after sawing will help to transfer the scheme.
What is needed: cordless drill with attachments, wood drill bit 3.5 mm, adhesive tape, clamps, 4 wooden boards (760 mm each), screws 4 × 45, template made in step 2.
Arrange the boards from step # 1 in the desired order using the template from step # 2.
Drill holes in the four overlapping corners with a drill Bosch AdvancedDrill 18. Intuitive mode selection and automatic gear shifting make your work easier and faster.
What is needed: saw, clamps.
Using the NanoBlade saw, saw off the protruding ends of the boards. You can additionally grind the edges with a sander, for example Bosch AdvancedOrbit 18. Electronic speed presetting will provide the ideal speed for the task and material.
We will repeat this operation in the next few steps.
What is needed: saw, cordless drill with attachments, wood drill bit 3.5 mm, clamps, 2 wooden boards (760 mm each), screws 4 × 45.
We turn over the side panel, place two more boards of the required length in the upper and lower parts, drill holes and fasten the entire structure together.
We saw off the protruding ends and process them with a grinder.
Now just repeat the last three steps (# 3 through # 5) to make the second leg in the same way.
What is needed: saw, cordless drill with attachments, wood drill bit 3.5 mm, clamps, wooden boards 660, 600 and 100 mm, template made in step 2, screws 4 × 45.
Now we collect two sides of the future bench. The template made in step # 2 will help us with this again. We place the boards, making sure that the overlapping ends are at the correct angles. We drill the rough holes, fasten the boards with screws, trim the ends and grind in the same way as we did before.
We completely repeat the whole process, not forgetting that the second sidewall is a mirror image of the first!
What is needed: grinder, G 80 sandpaper, clamps.
After assembling the sidewalls, we will again grind the ends of the sidewalls and supports assembled earlier to give the bench a neat appearance.
What is needed: cordless drill, wood drill bit 10 mm, template made in step 2.
Take the template from step # 2 again. Put the future leg in the right place, and on it - the pre-assembled sidewall.
Drill screw holes in the center of each of the three overlapping points. This time, you need to drill through all the boards.
Repeat this step with the second sidewall and remember that it must be a mirror image of the first!
What is needed: NanoBlade saw, cordless drill with attachments, wood drill bit 3.5 mm, clamps, two wooden boards 190 mm and one 600 mm, template made in step 2, screws 4 × 45.
We put together three wooden boards of different lengths. You can also use the template for the center piece.
To make the bench seat stable, we will strengthen it with a small brace. We assemble the brace according to the pattern of two short boards and one long one, drill holes, fasten them with screws and cut off the excess ends with a saw.
What is needed: cordless drill with attachments, wood drill bit 3.5 mm, clamps, wooden board 1420 mm, 2 sides, center support, screws 4 × 45.
We take a long board, two sides and a central support, put them together on a workbench and fix them with clamps. This is what the seat frame will look like.
We drill holes in the details and fasten them with screws.
What is needed: cordless drill with attachments, wood drill 3.5 mm, clamps, wooden board 1420 mm, wooden board 1420 mm minus the thickness of the board (in our case - 22 mm), screws 4 × 45.
Raise the previously assembled seat frame so that the back rests on the workbench. Attach two more planks to it to give stability.
Having placed all the boards in the desired position, we drill holes in them and fasten them together with screws.
What is needed: cordless drill with attachments, wood drill bit 3.5 mm, clamps, 5 wooden planks 1420 mm, screws 4 × 60.
The seat consists of five planks - position them as desired and attach to the frame.
Please note that the front board should protrude approximately 10 mm forward and between the boards seats need to leave gaps - use a special spacer or some other handy device.
Now we fix the boards with screws.
What is needed: cordless drill with attachments, wood drill bit 3.5 mm, clamps, 13 wooden boards of different lengths (depending on the design), screws 4 × 45.
The backrest consists of 13 boards. The ends can be shaped to your liking to add personality to the bench.
First, place two boards along the edges flush with the edges of the frame, then lay out the rest of the boards, leaving gaps between them using a spacer.
We drill holes in the right places and fix the backrest parts with screws.
What is needed: cordless drill / screwdriver, clamps, both feet, 2 carriage bolts at least 110 mm, 4 carriage bolts 80 mm, spacer, hammer.
We attach both legs to the bench. The holes required for the bolts have already been made in step # 8. Using a hammer, mark the bolts and tighten them with a wrench. Longer bolts are installed at the top, shorter ones at the bottom.
What is needed: cordless drill with attachments, wood drill 3.5 mm, clamps, two wooden boards 650 mm, screws 4 × 45.
We fix the upper part of the sidewalls with a drill - we will install another board on them. The penultimate step is to place the future armrests on the sides of the bench. Additionally, we attach the boards to the front of the sidewalls - this will add stability to the bench and improve the appearance.
Excellent! The bench is ready for field trials.
What is needed: spray gun, bench itself, paint, optionally a brush.
Of course, the bench will look much better if painted in bright colors.
Here you can give free rein to your imagination - large areas are most conveniently painted with a powerful spray gun. Bosch PFS 3000-2, and add small details with a brush. Remember that you can use multiple colors at once. For additional shades, you can use a second container to the spray gun, so as not to be distracted in the process by washing the container from the previous paint.
Wait for the paint to dry and the bench is ready! Now she will delight the eye and bring comfort to the whole family.
