Move content to posts folder. Changes to the wooden chair recipe. Try out other themes.

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content/posts/wooden-camping-chair.md

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 title: "Wooden Camping Chair!"
 author: 'Chad Michael "Bug" Greenwood'
 draft: no
-tags: ["craft", "wood"]
-tag: ["craft", "wood"]
+tags: ["crafts", "wood", "woodworking", "outdoors"]
 date: "2025-09-15"
 ---
 
-# Video Summary [WIP]
+## Video Summary [WIP]
 
 *This section is still a Work In Progress*
 
 [HyperVegan | Wooden Camping Chair {TBD}](https://odysee.com/@HyperVegan)
 
-# "Ingredients"
+## "Ingredients"
 
 8ft long 2x10 (about $20 USD at Home Depot) : [`example`](https://www.homedepot.com/p/2-in-x-10-in-x-8-ft-2-Premium-Grade-Fir-Dimensional-Lumber-915564/206182030)
 
 I used a circular saw on the long cuts and corner cuts, otherwise it was a folding saw and hand axe. A jigsaw would have been great. I've also helped someone who used an oscillating saw.
 
-# Basic Cuts
+## Basic Cuts
 
 Cut in half, 48 inches in length each side.
 
@@ -27,9 +26,9 @@ Decide which piece will be the back vs the seat based on knots, cracks, etc.
 
 Also decide which side is the front vs back, and top vs bottom, for each.
 
-The coordinates provided assume the 2x10 is functionally 9in wide, but it may be up to 9.25 inches in practice. So if it says ~9, it means the right side of the board, and ~7 would be 2 inches away from that end.
+The coordinates provided assume the 2x10 is functionally 9in wide, but it may be up to 9.25 inches in practice. So if it says ~9, it means the right edge of the board, and ~7 would be 2 inches away from the right side.
 
-## Back Piece
+### Back Piece
 
 ```
 .....................
@@ -44,13 +43,13 @@ The coordinates provided assume the 2x10 is functionally 9in wide, but it may be
 |                   |
 |                   |
 |___________________|
-
-P1: ( 0, 13)
-P2: (~9, 13)
-P3: ( 0, 15.5)
-P4: (~9, 15.5)
-P5: ( 2, [13,15.5])
-P6: (~7, [13,15.5])
+Coordinates:
+P1 ( 0, 13)
+P2 (~9, 13)
+P3 ( 0, 15.5)
+P4 (~9, 15.5)
+P5 ( 2, [13,15.5])
+P6 (~7, [13,15.5])
 ```
 
 1. Measure 13 inches up from the bottom on the back board and draw a horizontal line. (P1 + P2)
@@ -61,7 +60,7 @@ P6: (~7, [13,15.5])
 
 Cutting out the portion can be done with a jigsaw, oscillating saw, wood boring spade set and folding saw, a hatchet, etc.
 
-## Seat Piece
+### Seat Piece
 
 ```
 _____________________
@@ -83,13 +82,13 @@ _____________________
 |                   |
 |                   |
 |___________________|
-
-P1: ( 0,  13)
-P2: (~9,  13)
-P3: ( 2,  13)
-P4: ( 2, >13)
-P5: (~7,  13)
-P6: (~7, >13)
+Coordinates:
+P1 ( 0,  13)
+P2 (~9,  13)
+P3 ( 2,  13)
+P4 ( 2, >13)
+P5 (~7,  13)
+P6 (~7, >13)
 ```
 
 1. Measure 13 inches back from the front of the seat and draw a horizontal line. (P1 + P2)
@@ -99,11 +98,11 @@ P6: (~7, >13)
 
 Keep these scrap pieces if you wish to add a carrying case to the back.
 
-# Extra Cuts
+## Extra Cuts
 
 Technically the chair is now 100% complete and usable. I used it in this simple manner for a few weeks before opting for some extra changes for comfort and to better handle uneven ground surfaces.
 
-## Seat Comfort
+### Seat Comfort
 
 Removing the front corners allows your legs to go forward easier, as well as sitting cross legged and other positions.
 
@@ -114,11 +113,11 @@ Removing the front corners allows your legs to go forward easier, as well as sit
 1--__           __--2
 |X X \__     __/ X X|
 |_X_X_X_3___4_X_X_X_|
-
-P1: ( 0, 2)
-P2: (~9, 2)
-P3: ( 3, 0)
-P4: (~6, 0)
+Coordinates:
+P1 ( 0, 2)
+P2 (~9, 2)
+P3 ( 3, 0)
+P4 (~6, 0)
 ```
 
 1. From each front corner of the seat, measure 2 inches back (P1 + P2) and 3 inches towards the front center (P3 + P4).
@@ -127,7 +126,7 @@ P4: (~6, 0)
 
 I also did this to the top of the back piece for aesthetics, and I suppose a slight reduction in weight.
 
-## Floor Stability
+### Floor Stability
 
 The 9 inch base tends to wobble a bit. This helps it be much sturdier.
 
@@ -138,12 +137,12 @@ The 9 inch base tends to wobble a bit. This helps it be much sturdier.
 |     _4--3--5_     |
 |    / X X X X \    |
 |___1_X_X_X_X_X_2___|
-
-P1: (2, 0)
-P2: (7, 0)
-P3: (4.5, 1.5)
-P4: (3, 1.5)
-P5: (6, 1.5)
+Coordinates:
+P1 (2, 0)
+P2 (7, 0)
+P3 (4.5, 1.5)
+P4 (3, 1.5)
+P5 (6, 1.5)
 ```
 
 1. At the bottom of the back board, measure in 2 inches from each side and mark these points. (POINTS 1 and 2)