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some of these foot stools, used while sitting, were quite diminutive. this one is a naturally dark, open grained wood from recycled drawer sides. i’m not sure of the exact kind of wood. finish is blo and wax. cut nails, and pocket pocket screw construction.
-- Greg, CT
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Scott Bryan
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#1 posted 1918 days ago
This is an interesting and unique piece. You are right about it being diminutive. Without the pencil for reference I wouldn’t have had any idea about the size.
Thanks for the post.
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Bradford
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#2 posted 1918 days ago
I like that little stool. Any child would love it, claim it, keep it. Whether that child is 6 or 66. Really nice.
Thanks.
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Mario
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#3 posted 1918 days ago
Nice work, is this an exact replica of one that you saw?
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GMoney
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#4 posted 1914 days ago
that stool came from shea’s book on shaker furniture and is a measured drawing that the author did.
-- Greg, CT
HallTree
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#5 posted 1901 days ago
Nice pencle holder. Just kidding. You did a good job and a nice finish. I love pocket screw construction
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PanamaJack
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#6 posted 1900 days ago
Very nice stool for sure Greg.
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