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Small stool that I made over the weekend with old gangway planks. Finished with Light Brown Briwax and tung oil. Legs are offset to 10 degrees. Hope you dig it.
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Smitty_Cabinetshop
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#1 posted 256 days ago
Awesome finish to the stool, and I love the angles as well. Nice!
How’s the top attached to the base?
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Kookaburra
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#2 posted 256 days ago
This is wonderful – not only is the wood reclaimed but you have give the stool itself the look of an old friend. If I went into a kitchen with a stool like this, I would know I was welcome to pull it up and have a cup of coffee and stay as long as I want.
-- Kay - Just a girl who loves wood.
Brandon
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#3 posted 256 days ago
I love everything about this stool. The wood, the finish, the design. Very inspiring!
-- "hold fast to that which is good"
TRYPHON974
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#4 posted 256 days ago
I love it, the beauty of simplicity.
OttoSchmitz
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#5 posted 256 days ago
Thanks for the notes. To answer Smitty, I screwed into the base from the underside supports.
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DocSavage45
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#6 posted 256 days ago
Checked your blog site. In your quest for earlier times and recycling lumber have you considered the earlier techniques of framing? Nice piece! Might add to your peacce of mind if you have the time. :-)
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OttoSchmitz
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#7 posted 256 days ago
Doc, thanks for checking it out. Hope to do a version of this stool with mortise and tenon but wasn’t sure how the small braces would stand up given the small amount of wood used for the tenons. We’ll see…
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DocSavage45
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#8 posted 256 days ago
Maybe large pegs vs. Tennons? rounded off for decoration? Thinking you might enjoy useing a brace and bits? Wabi-Sabi!
-- Cau Haus Designs, Thomas J. Tieffenbacher
Kevin
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#9 posted 256 days ago
Love the stool, looks amazing out of reclaimed lumber. Great job.
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PetePW
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#10 posted 256 days ago
Very nice job!!
Schimmel
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#11 posted 255 days ago
you can’t beat that look, great stool
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woodshaver
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#12 posted 255 days ago
Great looking stool! What’s good about your stool is you can ding it and you it will still look good!!
-- Tony C , My high school shop teacher said "You can do it"... Now I can't stop!
AJswoodshop
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#13 posted 255 days ago
Great stool, keep up the good work!
AJ
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doordude
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#14 posted 255 days ago
cool looking stool,great job
PaBull
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#15 posted 255 days ago
reclaimed wood is the best there is.
very nice.
I hope you made somebody happy with this stool.
Pabull
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