Although this week we barely had school this week, I worked on some more on the chair. I got the measurements of the handle, I just have to put it together. I think the seat is coming together really well. The support is kind of off but it will be better as I keep building. The struggle is figuring out the comfort level of the seat and the handles. I think I could do better in this class I just gotta work harder and stay in the zone.

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