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GaryK
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posted 111 days ago
That was quick!
-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.
Eric
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posted 111 days ago
Well all I’ve done so far is gluing up and cutting the boards. You can see that they’re not joined yet! But yeah, it feels good to do a project that comes together so quickly – not like my wife’s box!
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Betsy
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posted 111 days ago
Eric – shouldn’t the legs of a step stool be angled? I always thought if they were straight up and down that that creates a tipping hazard. Just a thought.
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Eric
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posted 111 days ago
After doing a project search on step stools here on LumberJocks, I see what you mean. Yeah, that would probably be a good idea. Maybe I’ll glue another board onto each leg, and then cut it down appropriately.
Of course, I may go the lazy way and just plow ahead. We’ll see how motivated I am the next time I’m in the shop.
Appreciate your suggestion! I’m always open to feedback.
-- Eric at http://adventuresinwoodworking.com