| Project by roundabout22 | posted 317 days ago | 183 views | 2 times favorited | 8 comments | ![]() |
As the only science teacher in my school I don’t have a lot of time to do any woodworking, or much of anything else for that matter while school is in session (it also doesn’t help my wife is 8 months pregnant). So while I’ve been trying to stay current here at lumberjocks I haven’t made very many posts.
On another thread I mentioned I used students offcuts for projects. I decided I better post something made from those offcuts. The kids will literally get rid of a quarter panel of high quality 3/4 ply just because they aren’t using any more in their project. I also use their Cedar, Oak, and occasional walnut for projects.
My wife and daughter went out of town for a week to help her sister with her baby. After I got everything else done that had to be done I realized I had some time to do some woodworking. My dad had built some of these stools for my nephews years ago, and so I decided I’d make one for my little girl. Its made out of both pine and oak ply. But since my plan was to paint it anyway I figured it wouldn’t matter.
-- remember always measure once and cut twice
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8 comments so far
GaryK
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posted 317 days ago
Cool little seat. I’ll have to make one for my little girl.
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JC
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posted 317 days ago
Neat project! Looks like a happy customer!
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Scott Bryan
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posted 317 days ago
That is a nice use of offcuts. It is really a cute project. I am surprised you got her to sit still long enough for a picture but she does seem to be enjoying the stool.
This is something that I am sure she will come to treasure when she is older.
Thanks for sharing.
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cheller
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posted 316 days ago
Great use of scrap, and your little girl looks very happy with it.
What is the pivot mechanism?
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Karson
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posted 316 days ago
Very nice and great picture of your daughter
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rikkor
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Nice to see a project being used (and so sweetly).
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MsDebbieP
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posted 316 days ago
awwwwwwwwww :)
(great use of leftover wood).
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roundabout22
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posted 316 days ago
Thanks all, she seems to enjoy it.
-- remember always measure once and cut twice