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Some more figuring
If the first stool passes, the second should be easy
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Leave the horse at home and take the car. Jerseyites likely to jail you for cruelty to animals this time of year. They went after a local buffalo farmer few years back, "leaving them out in the cold".90 miles is a long ride.
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Folding mechanisms works
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Very cool 
great project!
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Most of the way assembled, and a way cool coffee mug
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I wanted the top step to lock onto the crosspiece for added rigidity.
a little marking and using a rabet plane to make this cut.
a little marking and using a rabet plane to make this cut.
These cross bolts are a good candidate for sex bolts if your locktite bottle is handy... I ran into a stash of them while installing undercabinet lights. These particular sets came with about 5 different lengths and only (of course) one size worked. I was forced to take the rest of the parts to my house... amazing where you see uses for them when you have them.
Most excellent! A couple of years ago I was wondering how to create the hardware for a step ladder. And now, voila! Chuck
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First stool passed with no discomfort.
now to make a bigger one.
now to make a bigger one.
"First stool passed with no discomfort.
now to make a bigger one."
Stop that.
now to make a bigger one."
Stop that.
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It’s such a relief when that first one works out, and a bigger one is on the way
What color will your stool be, guessing a shade of brown? Don't want to mire your thoughts as you push on cutting relief into the depths. The bowels of your shop have digested many woods to fertilize our minds with ambiance of goals yet to achieve.
Passing a stool that big would change your pants size !
Wonder what the bottom line is? Chuck
You guys need therapy. The "a checkup from the neck up" kind. I may never be able to look at one of those... stepladder chairs, the same again.
Just got home from Therapy. Cut up a 1984 blazer into many pieces, plow frame, hitch and all with some new battery powered Holmatro tools.
I apologize in advance, but I just had to....
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