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    <title>PercyMakinstuff's Blog at LumberJocks.com</title>
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      <title>Wood Stool</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>This is my first blog entry!</p>


	<p>I had some left-over scraps of some really nice wood. So I made a wood stool.  The base of the stool is made of metal.  I found it in the yard. It was white and rusty but a coat of paint brought it back.</p>


	<p>As for the wood, I&#8217;m not sure about one of them. <br />In the video, I say it has mahogany. If any of you have a better idea of what that wood is, please let me know! I want more of it. It was from a scrap pile that someone gave me so I wasn&#8217;t sure. But I am sure about the other woods. <br /><img src="https://s3.amazonaws.com/ljimg/lveh6vw.jpg" alt="" /></p>


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	<p>To make it I glued all of the pieces together into a square. Then I took a plate and made a circle. I used a miter saw to make many cuts along the line. It took about 20-25 cuts to get it close to a circle.</p>


	<p>Then I had to smooth it out. As you see in the video, I had to make a simple lathe. It&#8217;s more like a tuning platform, but it worked really well with rough sandpaper. Eventually I got the stool really smooth.</p>


	<p>Then a little wipe on poly and I was done.<br />I have to say, the piece of purpleheart has such a vivid color. It really pops.</p>


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