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This oak stool is held together by stainless steel screws, which are covered by face grain plugs.
Long story made short. My father is law is a short guy, I’m tall. ‘nuf said.
-- - You begin thinking less, and feeling more.
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griff
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posted 299 days ago
Looks like it`ll work.
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RichardB
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posted 298 days ago
Are you sure it’s a step stool and not a Prie Dieu (Prayer Kneeler)? I’m not trying to be a smarta$$; that’s what it looks like to me, and I don’t want you to think you should hide it for fear of being branded a religious fanatic.
If it is a step stool for real, can the short guy get to the top step?
Karson
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posted 298 days ago
I agree it looks like you’d need a stool to get to the top step. But they you are always told never step on the top step.
Nice creation.
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WispWoods
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posted 298 days ago
The magaine article I built it from called it a two step stool, but that’s not to say that is doesn’t have multiple uses, I just built what they called a step stool.
It is kinda hard to get to the top step.
-- - You begin thinking less, and feeling more.