| Project by Dale Thompson | posted 60 days ago | 367 views | 2 times favorited | 8 comments |  |
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A friend of mine had a stool like this that was made out of pine. Over the years it had become unstable do to heavey use and she ask me to make her a new one out of oak. She also ask if I could make it easier for her to identify which side the steps were on, I did this with a piece of purpleheart.
-- Dale West Central Pa.
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woodworm
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posted 60 days ago
Really really very nice step stool.
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mikethetermite
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posted 60 days ago
Dale,
Nice step stool. Good idea using purpleheart I would like to make one like it for my wife |(she is 4’ 11”).
Other than having the old one, did you make any plans of it.
-- Mike The Termite ~~~~~ Working safely may get old, but so do those who practice it.
lumberdustjohn
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posted 60 days ago
Beautiful stool.
How heavy is it?
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Derrek LeRouax
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Cool design. My wife is not vertically gifted (5’-0”), and this is a great way to add height to a stool without increasing “stagnant” footprint. Thanks!!!
-- Derrek L.
russv
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posted 60 days ago
clarifying front from back . . . outstanding idea !!!
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posted 58 days ago
beautiful and functional.
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SCOTSMAN
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posted 58 days ago
Is there any plans or diagrams for this as I would like to try it?Alistair
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John Gray
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posted 58 days ago
EXCELLENT!!!!
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