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Cafe Table

shrlok, member | January 28th, 2011

Just the right size for an intimate breakfast or a few pints watching the game. Our custom made Café Table will fit beautifully into any basement bar or small kitchen. Pictured here in...

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Old Fence post stool

gstilwell, member | January 18th, 2011

A Walnut stool made from 1/4 of two fenceposts from Texas. Each of the children got a piece. This was in the attic for over 80 years. Made for one of the grandchildren..

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The Heflin Bar Stool

RockingChair, member | November 19th, 20101 comment

A good bar stool with a back is more than a tall chair. We discovered that the height places greater demand on the proportions and balance, that supporting your feet challanges the structure...

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Small stool from ash

serg1234, member | September 8th, 20101 comment

This stool is made from Ash by project from Nick Gibbs book. This is my first project.

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Laminated Strand Lumber stool

Beenie33, member | March 10th, 20102 comments

Kitchen stool turned from scraps of LSL framing lumber found in a construction site dumpster.

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3-legged Stools

bob_ressel, member | January 28th, 20102 comments

I teach high school woodworking in southeastern Pennsylvania, mainly from a production point of view. This stool project is centered around the use of jigs and fixtures to drill the angled holes in...

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Furniture Farm

BetsyE, member | October 30th, 20091 comment

In a dream workshop that blends into Pennsylvania farm country, Brad Smith turns out furniture using parts from farm tools. Check out the latest back cover from Fine Woodworking

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Barnacle Stool

r_brou, member | October 26th, 20091 comment

The Barnacle Stool is a recent creation. The sculpted seat is very comfortable making this an ideal stool for occational use at a dining table. The body is laminated of 12/4" Maple and the Ash...

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Chippendale Stool

Roscoe2, member | September 17th, 2009

This was my first attempt at a classic style project. I went a little overboard in getting the tenons of the feet to show a lot of tension when grasping the ball. In all, this project taught me...

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Flamenco stool

Pierrolekebeko, member | August 13th, 20092 comments

Bloodwood and cumaru are the main wood used for this stool. The seat contains in addition some leftover mahogany.

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soft maple stool

thewoodwhisperer, member | May 7th, 2009

These stools are made from soft maple with through mortise and tenons with a hard maple wedge. these are a first attempt at any kind of furniture making for me. I have two of them because the legs...

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Japanese shop stool

AaronDye, member | April 11th, 20094 comments

This is my shop stool for my woodshop in Japan. The design is a very old one similar to those used in for meditation in temples. The wood is Japanese cedar with a wax finish. As you can see the stool...

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Shaker Stool

pcjohnd, member | March 30th, 2009

This simple stool is great for little ones climbing to the sink, and for adults reaching high cabinets. It's 12"Hx12"Wx18"L. I modeled this stool on one that we bought years ago in a Shaker furniture...

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Shaker-Inspired Stool

GEide, member | October 3rd, 2008

I built this maple stool with help from two Taunton Press staffers, Helen Albert and John Lagan. The design is loosely based on a project in Peter Korn’s Woodworking Basics book. I cutnbspthe...

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