Free Plan: Sturdy Footstool
November 17th, 2008 in blogs
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This small stool packs a big punch when it comes to learning new woodworking techniques. Angled mortise-and-tenon construction makes this simple project a little trickier because your joints need to be dead-on.
The stool can be made of short scrap pieces of mahogany (or your wood of choice) or from a single board 10 in. wide by 50 in. long. It has just four parts (two of them identical), and only one type of joint to practice and perfect. It's a manageable project for a novice, but the angled through-tenons will offer a challenge to any level of woodworker.
CLICK HERE to download free plans for this Sturdy Footstool.
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Comments (1)
Makes a good chair-side book stand.
bones1 Posted: 3:58 am on June 18th