Bench Stool: Project Info
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Cutting list:
| Name | Qty | Size |
| Leg | 4 | 1 ½” x 1 ½” x 27″ (38 x 38 x 686 mm) |
| Top Rail | 4 | 7/8″ x 3″ x 10 ¼” (22 x 76 x 260 mm) |
| Lower Front and Back Rail | 2 | 7/8″ x 3″ x 14 1/8″ (22 x 76 x 360 mm) |
| Lower Side Rail | 2 | 7/8″ x 3″ x 13 1/2″ (22 x 76 x 345 mm) |
| Seat | 1 | 1 ½” x 14″ x 18″ (38 x 355 x 455 mm) |
Note: It is good to laminate the seat, as it is more likely to stay flat. You can use 5 or 6 sections of 2×3’s that are 18″ long.
Nice, Nice, Nice looking forward to this one guys 😉
Like wise I am so looking forward to this. I have ( 2 ) stools in my shop ( 1 ) metal and ( 1 ) wood with a back and it swivels. Non are “comfortable” or the right height.
Steve
i like the shape of this stool it looks like its stackable also which is a bonus in a small space
EVERYTHING is a different aspect of woodworking than I’ve ever done before.
Looking forward to this.
Can anyone please help with an explanation
Of the drawing and oblige octoplod1
Does anyone know if there is a clear drawing of the component parts and assembly ?
Look just below the Download Video button.
Hi guys/gals could anyone explain the Module Key to this Newbie Woodworker?
Many thanks.
Norman D
Hi Norman,
Could you clarify your query? I’m not sure I understand.
Kind Regards,
Izzy
Norman,
If you notice the only inch measurement called out is the height. The rest of the “measurements” are proportional and laid out as segments of the major dimension D. So the stool can be upsized or downsized to your own height I as preferred. Probably would be best used with full sized plans. I’ve not used this technique but can see its usefulness in a project such as this.