• Anniversary Chair - The first in a new furniture line designed to commemorate 100 years of Popular Mechanics.

• Beach Chair - The chairs are made of lightweight cedar, they fold up flat for convenient storage and their easy-to-build design means you can make a few this weekend and still have time to relax in them when they’re done.

• Break-Down Chair - Here's a high-backed chair that breaks down flat and has no pegs or wedges to keep up with. You can get two chairs out of a 4'x8' sheet of plywood.

• Chattahoochee Chair - This simple chair doesn't require and special joinery to create.

• Child's Desk and Chair Set - One weekend and a single sheet of plywood is all that's required to make this compact Child's Desk and Chair Set.

• Classic Armchair - This Arts & Crafts-style armchair is based on a Gustav Stickley design from the early 1900s. With its large cushioned seat, it's sure to quickly become one of your favorite spots for reading, conversation or watching TV. And, for such an impressive piece of furniture, it's surprisingly simple to build.

• Lounge Chair - Get comfortable on the patio or deck with this sturdy reclining lounge chair.

• Patio Chair - This lightweight, easy-to-build outdoor furniture can bring contemporary flair to a deck, patio or balcony. And these chairs are as easy to store as they are to relax in. These chairs give intermediate woodworking students the opportunity to learn a number of important, basic skills, including templating, measuring, cutting, marking, drilling and gluing.

• Reclining Verandah Chair - Far more attractive than the common types of banana lounges, a pair of these chairs would grace any verandah. The shape is reminiscent of the traditional squatter's chair, while the sophisticated pivoting seat frame is far more comfortable to use.

• Redwood Recliner Chair - A classic redwood recliner for deck, patio or pool.