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Needed stools for our puzzle table. A little oak and sugar pine.
Stool.jpg Stool underside.jpg
Legs are about 7/8" x 3/4" Very light and very sturdy
Top is fastened with screws not quite tightened in slots so they are loose It's a nice floating effect with a function
Darn sideways pictures,,,,
Pine had a previous life as demonstrated by extra holes in the underside
Last edited by Tom Bender; 11-13-2021 at 8:08 AM.
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Those look good. And solid. I'm curious how wide you made the tenons? Were they just 3/4" wide, or as wide as the flared ends? (Purely curious.)
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I like that detail on the stretchers, Tom; adds some nice character and probably a whole bunch of rigidity.
John
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I always make tenons as big as possible.
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I like these. There was a discussion a bit ago, I don't remember who all was involved, that got into talking about corner treatments, edge treatments, round over like this versus chamfer with a plane versus barely break the corner with a little 220 grit paper.
On this project, I like the roundovers. I want to touch them.
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