Whittier Wood Products 134W Swivel Barstool Instrucciones Para Armar página 4

FIG. 8
8) For added strength, screw a #8 x 1
Screw (K) through each leg chuck into the
disc. The screws must be inserted at such
an angle so that they do not go through the
other side of the leg or top of the disc. See
FIGURE 8.
D
FIG. 9
TO ATTACH THE SWIVEL TO THE DISC:
9) The top of the swivel is marked "FRONT"
for your convenience. Center the Swivel (D)
on the Disc (B) lining up the screw holes
in the swivel with the indentation marks on
the disc. Remove the swivel and drill a 1/8"
pilot hole, 1/2" deep into the center of each
indentation mark. Fasten the swivel to the
disc with the #12 x 1" Pan Head Screws (I).
See FIGURE 9.
NOTE: A new swivel may appear frozen or
hard to turn. It can be loosened by twisting
it a little before assembly. Be sure to use
a towel or gloves to protect hands as the
edges of the swivel may be sharp.
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To insert screw at proper angle,
the screw head should be
approximately 1/2" from the disc
surface when starting the screw.
K
B
5 / " Black
8
B
TO FINISH ASSEMBLING THE BARSTOOL:
10) Cover your work surface with a cloth or
piece of cardboard to protect the finished
seat. Place the seat upside down on the
work surface. Be sure the front of the
swivel is placed towards the front of the
seat, Place the leg assembly upside down
on the bottom of the seat and line up the
holes in the swivel with the pilot holes
in the seat. Screw the swivel into place
through the access holes in the disc with
the #12 x 1" Pan Head Screws. Turn the
leg assembly until the other two sets of
holes line up with the access holes in the
disc and finish screwing the swivel down
with the #12 x 1" Pan Head Screws. SEE
FIGURE 10.
KNOB
FIG. 11
FOR USE AS A COUNTERSTOOL:
11) To convert your barstool to a counterstool,
simply cut off the bottom portion of the leg,
above the knob, as shown in FIGURE 11.
This will adjust the seat height to 24¾".
FIG. 10
CUT HERE