Hard Worker Aki Chair - Furniture for woodworking learning

Hard Worker Aki Chair - Furniture for woodworking learning

Aki Chair
Aki is a Japanese word meaning “relax" and “skill”. The is simply designed and perfect for anyone who wants to spend their time sitting and chilling out. But before you can have it, you have to work on it. Make it by yourself and prove your skills.

Learn using hand tools and power tools
The Aki Chair’s parts are already measured and cut. Details like drilling locations and drill bit sizes, are marked and indicated on the stickers attached to the parts. So you will spend less time taking measurements and focus more on learning using hand tools and power tools.

It’s not just a piece of furniture but also a how-to to build
The Aki Chair and other projects come with instruction videos, containing step-by-step how to build and how to use tools. Each project has specific tools but to choose the tools is your choice. And to build a piece of furniture, sure, there’s not only one way. You can still design your methods using some techniques provided.

Required tools 
1. clamps
2. drill
3. flush cut saw
4. sander

Required kits
1. wood glue
2. 10x3.5 mm countersink drill bit
3. 3 mm pilot drill bit
4. M7x1” screw (x18) and M7x2” screw (x12)
5. 10 mm dowel (x30)

Inside the box includes:
1. instruction manual with a QR code for instruction video
2. Aki chair’s parts:
          front legs (A1, A2): 4.5 cm x 4.5 cm x 40.5 cm
          rear legs (B1,B2): 4.5 cm x 4.5 cm x 59 cm
          left and right aprons (C1,C2): 7.2 cm  x 2.4 cm x 35.5 cm
          Front and rear aprons (D1,D2): 7.2 cm x 2.4 cm x 42.2 cm
          middle apron (E): 7.2 cm x 2.4 cm x 30.7 cm
          seat board (F): 40 cm x 1.8 cm x 49 cm
          back support (G): 7.2 cm x 2.4 cm x 40 cm\

Maintenance
1. After the assembly, apply wood oil to protect the wood surface.
2. Avoid scratching the wood surfaces with sharp edge objects.