Footstool and Sheet Music Stands - Guitar
This trio of projects are made to work together beautifully, and take their design cues from the classical shapes of musical notation. Great gifts for the musicians in your life.
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Garden Bench Stool
This project shows how to make a strong, basic, outside stool; a very useful implement to have in any garden. More often than not, a sturdy garden stool is used for many purposes other than for just sitting on because it can easily be moved around.
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Garden Caddy Stool
Enjoy the solitude of your garden with this handy stool.
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Garden Stool
Have you ever had one of those wood projects that just didn?t come together? Well this months project was the project from hell. The good news is that I learned a lot from it and I hope that you can learn from my mistakes too.
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Garden Stool
When we work in the garden we know our back gets to hurt, we know our knees get to hurt, and it was the same thing four or five hundred years ago when people were making cobblestone streets. And that?s when they invented the Cobblestone Setter?s Stool.
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Gothic Stool
Build an old-world-style kitchen hearth stool, adorned with beautifully carved leaf-patterned imagery. You may have to register as a member at the DeltaMachinery site to view this free woodworking plan.
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Heirloom Toddler Stool
Home repair expert Henry Harrison gives a guest a boost when he shows her how to build a stool so her toddler daughter can reach the sink and closet. On his elbow grease scale of one to four, Harrison gives this project a three.
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Kids Stool
Build a stool for your kids.
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Kids Wooden Stool
This free woodworking projects plan is courtesy of the EmporiumIndonsia web site.
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Kitchen Stool
This handy oregon stool is easy to build with hand tools and comes in two sizes.
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Kneeling Stool
A useful gardening device that?s fun to make by David and Jeanie Stiles. Gardening, especially weeding, requires a lot of bending, stopping and keeling; consequently, anything that makes this task easier will make working in the garden more pleasurable. This is an excellent garden accessory for anyone who has a bad back, since it takes the strain out of kneeling down and standing back up
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Lund Stool
A cheap and easy imitation of a three legged stool from Sweden. The seat was made from scrap 2x12 pine; the legs are heavy oak dowel.
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Medieval Wooden Stool
Plans for a period stool that folds up. You make this stool from a six foot length of 1? x 10? lumber (actually 3/4? x 9-1/2? when milled for you) of your favorite flavor. The width isn?t terribly critical.
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Milking Stool
This small stool is handy in the kitchen to get a step up to reach the top cupboards or use it as a stand for a flower pot. Any wood is suitable, pine is not that expensive and easy to work with. My Grandfather built these for milking stools, I have added the heart, he would have simply cut an upside-down vee in the legs.
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Milking Stool
This small stool is handy in the kitchen to get a step up to reach the top cupboards or use it as a stand for a flower pot. Any wood is suitable, pine is not that expensive and easy to work with
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Olivers Stool
Build a simple project with your little one
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Picture Frame Stool
Alexa Lett of the design company Harmony Inc. creates a footstool from a picture frame. The stools can be made large or small, elegant or amusing.
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Rustic Step Stool / Foot stool
No house is complete without a good footstool. Kids needing to brush their teeth can?t reach the faucet, and everybody that needs to tie a shoe or reach up to that top shelf in the closet needs a footstool. This is the easiest project to build as a beginner. To last all the years of people standing and sitting on the bench, you need to use healthy wood and make sure all the joints are strong.
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Sawing Stool
Because the legs slope both ways, the drawing does not show the true lengths of the legs, nor the actual angles. However the angle difference is small, so errors can be easily fiddled with a bit of canny paring on the leg shoulders.
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Seven Foot Oars
These are for the wedding-gift sailboat to the oldest son, so the family consensus is that store-bought oars or my cruder, painted workboat oars won?t do?I?ll have to bite the bullet and finish something in?ugh?brightwork. The yacht-finish masochists among you should be pleased
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