Infografía DIY para arreglar silla floja con pintura carboncillo

Numbered steps infographic titled "How to Fix a Wobbly Chair". 6 numbered step cards in sequence, arranged in a clean vertical layout. Beginner DIY focus. Vintage DIY manual style, warm Pinterest cozy palette, soft paper texture, muted browns, terracotta, cream, olive accents. Clean instructional illustration with anatomically correct hand positions. Step 1: clear visual of placing the chair on a flat surface and gently testing each leg for movement; heading in English: "Check the Wobble"; one-line caption in English: "Set the chair on a level floor and find which joints or legs move." Step 2: visual of turning the chair upside down and inspecting loose joints, screws, stretchers, and cracked glue lines; heading in English: "Inspect the Frame"; one-line caption in English: "Look closely for loose screws, open joints, or broken parts." Step 3: visual of tightening screws with a screwdriver while supporting the chair frame correctly by hand; heading in English: "Tighten Hardware"; one-line caption in English: "Snug all screws and bolts, but do not overtighten old wood." Step 4: visual of carefully pulling apart a loose wooden joint slightly, brushing wood glue into the joint, and wiping excess glue; heading in English: "Glue Loose Joints"; one-line caption in English: "Apply wood glue inside loose joints and spread it evenly." Step 5: visual of clamping the chair square with bar clamps or straps, with hands positioned safely and evenly; heading in English: "Clamp and Align"; one-line caption in English: "Clamp the frame firmly and check that all legs sit evenly." Step 6: visual of letting glue dry, then testing the repaired chair by pressing down gently and sitting carefully; heading in English: "Let Dry and Test"; one-line caption in English: "Allow full drying time before testing the chair for stability." Include a small safety callout box in English: "Wear eye protection when sanding or drilling." Include an additional general home-repair safety callout in English: "Shut off power or water before nearby electrical or plumbing work." Add small tool visuals: wood glue, screwdriver, clamp, rag, level floor reference. Subtle visual nod to charcoal-paint aesthetic for search intent, rendered visually only with no Spanish on-image text. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no graphic gore, no watermarks Safety-conscious — include "shut off power / water before X" callouts for electrical / plumbing. Anatomically correct hand positions.