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This was a Woodsmith Magazine plan. I made it out of Victorian Ash. It has through tenons and some nice curves. I finished it with danish oil. You can see where it has taken up more oil on the end grain which has highlighted the tenons. I think it adds some appeal to the project, but it wasn’t intentional.
-- Claire
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15 comments so far
CharlieM1958
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#1 posted 2091 days ago
I agree, the darker tenons definitely add to the piece. Very nice!
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
Proclamator
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#2 posted 2091 days ago
Great Job. The finish work, design, and construction should make this last for a long time. BTW which issue was the plan in?
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Max
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#3 posted 2091 days ago
Great looking stool. I too like the way the tenons turned darker…
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FlWoodRat
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#4 posted 2091 days ago
Fanastic Job… Thanks for sharing
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Bob #2
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#5 posted 2091 days ago
I really like that .
I am going to do one too!
Bob
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roundabout22
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#6 posted 2091 days ago
I’ve been looking at the stools that have the bottom step flip up. Every time I looked at it I would think there’s got to be an easier way. This is what I think I’m looking for. Thanks for showing this.
-- remember always measure once and cut twice
jaspr
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#7 posted 2090 days ago
Thanks for all the comments.
Proclamator – it was issue no. 14 of Australian Woodsmith – but I think the projects pretty well line up with the US version.
roundabout22 – It’s got a neat way of securing the bottom step so it slides out, but only so far. Slidesd back in very neatly.
-- Claire
Marge
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#8 posted 2088 days ago
Very nice
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oscorner
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#9 posted 2088 days ago
Neat design and well done.
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mot
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#10 posted 2087 days ago
Oh now that’s cool. With small kiddies still roaming my house, this is an excellent idea. I really like the contrast of the tenons. Great job!
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Skee
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#11 posted 2086 days ago
Functional and useful! Excellent! Echo the finish comments – dark tenons are great against the light finish.
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Karson
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#12 posted 2086 days ago
A great looking project. The tenons do make it standout.
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Andy
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#13 posted 1951 days ago
I really like this! This is something I will be making for my grandaughters.You did a wonderful job on this piece Claire.
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Blake
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#14 posted 1945 days ago
This is really nice. If I build a stool I will come back to this. Great execution. Favorited!
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fred4999
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#15 posted 1639 days ago
Nice job, like the curves. Thanks for sharing!
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