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How to Remove the Seat of a Chair
How to Remove Glue Blocks from a Chair
How to Remove the Front of a Chair
How to Take Apart the Back of a Chair
How to Clean Joints on a Chair's Back
How to Remove Broken Chair Dowels
How to Replace a Chair's Broken Dowel Rods
How to Assemble a Chair's Back with Glue
How to Take Apart the Front of a Chair
How to Clean Joints on a Chair's Front
How to Replace Dowels in Front of a Chair
How to Assemble a Chair's Front with Glue
How to Put a Disassembled Chair Back Together
How to Attach Glue Blocks to a Chair
How to Finish Gluing a Chair
Summary: Disassembling the front of a wood chair. Learn how to glue a wood chair for furniture repair in this free video.
Curtis W. Martin is a third-generation antiques restorer. He began working in his father's furniture repair business when he was 10 years old, and hasn't been able to get the sawdust...read more
"Now, taking care of the back of the chair, we got it in clamps, drying for a while, we're going to take apart, the front of the chair. Knock off the stretcher. We've got all our joints marked, so we don't have to worry really too much about where they are going to go back to. We're going to tap three of four times and if that doesn't come apart, we're just going to leave that joined tight, it's better than breaking the chair. Just slowly tap your way out. You can see it gets a little confusing, when you take the chair apart, of which way it's going to go back together. See that one is tight also so we're going to leave that one joined together. And there you've got the exploded version of the chair."
eHow Article: How to Take Apart the Front of a Chair
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