| Project by Roger Strautman | posted 2253 days ago | 1067 views | 2 times favorited | 8 comments |  |
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This was on of my first projects after I bought my first lathe. I know, I haven’t carved on it! After I took these pictures I did give it a thought. It is about 10”H. X 10”Dia. It has tenon legs with a light colored wedge driven in after assembled. Enjoy! I don’t know why I made this because it just sits in my shop?
-- " All Things At First Appear Difficult"
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MsDebbieP
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#1 posted 2253 days ago
I think you should carve it—put a label on it and then it will be used rather than “just sit in the shop” :)
“Stool – sit and be merry”
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Roger Strautman
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#2 posted 2253 days ago
Thank!
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dennis mitchell
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#3 posted 2253 days ago
Furniture you leave plain…glue boxs you carve…???
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#4 posted 2253 days ago
For some reason I just can’t picture that out in the barn sitting in you know what with a pair of bib overalls sitting on it. Looks great….
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MsDebbieP
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#5 posted 2253 days ago
hahah Dennis. That’s a very good point!!!
So, Rog. what you going to do about this??
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oscorner
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#6 posted 2252 days ago
Very nice stool.
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#7 posted 2252 days ago
Very nice stool. I really like the tenon in the legs.
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#8 posted 2252 days ago
At first I thought one leg was broken, then I noticed it was a handle. A nice stool indeed.
-- Bill, Turlock California, http://www.brookswoodworks.com
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