Central Alberta | Beef State Ben - 9/4/2019 09:12
I don’t know your chairs or what joints you’re fixing, but you might consider drilling through if the joint is large enough, then glue a dowel in there and cur it off flush.
Good luck.
I have another chair which uses socket-screws and embedded nuts, which can be constantly tightened as necessary. That might be the best solution for wooden chairs.
Actually I think the best solution was the solid oak chairs that the teachers had in our elementary school. Those things were built so solid that they never loosened up. However, I did see one get broken by a 4'9" substitute teacher when Brian Rinas got her so worked up that she raised the chair over her head and crashed it to the floor.
Something must have just snapped, poor thing. |
Best way to fix a wobbly wooden chair?
