I was a good day at the temple. A group of us enjoyed lunch in the cafeteria. We came home and stopped the Top Spot in Salina for ice cream.
After a little relaxing I started another stool in the garage. The one I built yesterday was not very square. I was going to make some stacking stool. I checked on You Tube for some videos showing how it was done. They were all to complicated.
I started a little bit differently today. Again I got to evolved with the building, I forgot to get some step by step pictures.
I started by making a square piece of plywood. The first plywood square was pretty old and ugly. I discarded it and made a new one out of a better looking piece of plywood. It is about eleven inch square. The legs are fourteen inches long. I trimmed the rough sides of the 2x2. I cut out the knots of the 2x2.
I thought for some time about connecting the legs to the plywood top. I didn't want to use screws or pegs. I turned on the compress. I put glue on the top ends of the legs and used some pin nails. I put a weight on top to hold it a little more secure.
Here is the finished piece. I glue each rail to the top and the legs. I clamped the rail to the tom and pinned it with the pin gun. I toe nailed the edge of the rail to each leg. The glue has set and it is pretty sturdy. It is a little short for an adult to sit on, but just right for a small child. It is a good place for a plant.
All finished except for sanding and staining.
Comments and questions are welcome.
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