Two Stepper

A nice little step stool.

I like the Ash one the best.

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Nice Stool. Is it stained? That is a warm rich color that I like.

Rob

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Nice step stool. It looks like the back is curved in the picture. I like that.

-- Steve-o

Nicely done, your change in the design was a great idea, it works very well in this application.
Thank you for sharing.

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I like your step stool.

Thanks for sharing.

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This is very nice, I really like the lines on the front and back of the stool and the joinery. Great job, Great post!

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generally speaking the laminated pine isn’t for construction / load bearing applications . It is intended for trim boards / mouldings and the like . I do like the look of the milk painted stool and I see you are artistic as well . The Ash stool does look a lot sturdier where as the pine one looks more decorative . Nice projects : )

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I think this is great, visually it looks outstanding.

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Thanks for the comments, everybody. Rob – I finished it with a couple coats of Watco’s Danish Oil, Natural. Then a couple coats of semi-gloss poly. The picture I posted is pretty accurate, but I think it looks even “warmer” because of the yellow walls and wood floors in the living room where I took the picture.

-- Jason

Nice step stool.

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