Just google Adirondack Chair Plans and several sites are presented.

I don't remember the site from which I ordered my plans. I modified the arms and strengthened the joints by adding some bolts and braces but were fun to build. That was 3 or 4 years ago. Mine are cedar. As I recall they took a couple days apiece to construct. If I were to build again, I would go to 2x for the legs. I chose the style because I like the concave seat and back. Very comfortable! Good luck building yours.

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I ran across this site - should help you
http://www.backyardspaces.com/
Thousands of free woodworking plans and other plans for outdoor furniture, garden structures and more.

I built an Ipe adirondack chair last month, using the plan from Wood magazine, issue #149. Nice plan, but a bit complicated...especially using Ipe. You can probably get the back issue online.

Here is a link that might be useful: Wood magazine

very nice, what did you finish it with?

Thanks Salmon
I used tung oil.

steve