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A client asked if I could make a bar stool using cracked baseball bats that he would provide. Drilling the holes for the four rungs was a challenge. Bats are tapered and the holes had to be drilled at an angle, positioned 90 degrees to each other. A cradle to hold the bats at the proper angle on the drill press table did the trick.
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MShort
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#1 posted 607 days ago
Cool idea… I like it !!!!
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A Slice of Wood Workshop
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#2 posted 607 days ago
Very cool. I’m sure a bunch of these chairs would look good in a sports bar.
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tenontim
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#3 posted 607 days ago
Another good idea for wrecked sports equipment. I used to make picture frames from broken hockey sticks.
Thanks for the post.
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woodcut
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#4 posted 607 days ago
Way cool ! How about your favorite baseball team logo on the seat ???
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Sodabowski
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#5 posted 607 days ago
That’s the UTMOST in american seating piece of furniture! You did a home run there :)
-- Thomas - There is no such thing as a problem, there only are solutions.
Michael1
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#6 posted 607 days ago
That is really neat!! Reminds me of a Fine Woodworking article a few years ago on a guy who made bar stools with Axe handles for the legs,
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simarilan
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#7 posted 605 days ago
Very clever, and it looks great.
I can see where drilling the bats would be a challenge.
I like it.
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