Utility steps

it’s lovely .
I could use one in my kitchen.
Nice job.

-- ~ Debbie, Canada (http://www.execulink.com/~yohan)

Like it! do you have plans or just in your head. I’d like to build a couple. My other half (5’0”) is always hollering for me to get stuff off the upper shelves. That’s exactly what I need, so she’ll leave me alone, except for the occasional “open this for me”. LOL

-- When asked what I did to make life worthwhile in my lifetime....I can respond with a great deal of pride and satisfaction, "I served a career in the United States Navy."

Nice stools. I’d like the demensions if you don’t mind.

-- Jerry--A man can never have enough tools or clamps

Very nice step stools.
I don’t see any void in the plywood. You still can enjoy building furniture out of good ply. Nowadays (in my place) I cannot expect quality ply, even from the “furniture grade” ones. The price keeps soaring up and the quality is going in opposite direction.

-- masrol, kuala lumpur, MY.

Thanks for the comments guys.
The plywood was from a salvage yard and was pretty warped…. infact there was some delamination that I relaminated.
The edge banding is really to stop the whole thing from coming apart!
The original plan was to use a drawer lock style of joint on the rung lips (and no nails) but an unfortunate incident with a steel throat plate vs router bit on my router table put a stop to that – not to mention the plate nearly going through the impeller on my dust extractor – yikes!
I’ve since done away with the steel throat plates in favour of acrylic ones, for obvious reasons.

I did make them up without any plans, but I’ll take some measurements and post them.

-- Blinded by brilliance

Hey guys you’ll be glad to know I finally drew up some plans and posted them.
They’re in millimetres, because that’s the way we roll here in Australia.
Enjoy!

-- Blinded by brilliance

Dimensions are also without the edge banding.

-- Blinded by brilliance