This storage stool concept features a hand opening in the top, and a drop-down door opening on the side. I’d possibly add a friction hinge of some sort to the door of this were to become a plan.
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The Chief’s Shop Garden Stool - use it as a seat or as a step up when working in the garden. The shelf offers a bit of storage for tools and supplies. And when you’re done working, you can also use it as a side table or an ottoman to prop up your feet. Miter saw, jig saw, drill/driver and Kreg Jig® are all you need to build it.
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It may look like a side table (it’s a little low, but could serve as one), but this concept is for use as a working stool in a garden. The shelf gives you a place to store tools and supplies while you work. You can sit and work, or stand on the top slats if you need to reach something high.
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My wife’s painting efforts inspired me to create this stool. It’s wide with a low center of gravity and is just tall enough to allow someone to reach the top of a wall in a room with 8-foot ceilings. You could also place supplies on the top or the steps when not in use.
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My favorite projects to create are those with more than one purpose. The Chief’s Shop Work Stool/Tote combines a stool (for seating and a leg up when working on a project), an emergency workbench, and a tote. It’s a super-quick project designed to built using a miter saw, jig saw, drill/driver and the Kreg Jig®.
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The Chief’s Shop Saddle Stool makes a nice accent piece for a bedroom, bathroom, or kitchen. Using exterior lumber, you could even make one for use on a patio or deck.
You’ll need a miter saw, jig saw, and a Kreg Jig to complete this project.
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I like multipurpose projects. This stool/tote concept is one I’ve explored before, so additional sketches are fine tuning. #woodworking
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The Chief’s Shop Florida Chair Footrest is a companion piece to last week’s Florida Chair. It gives you a little place to prop up your feet, or it can serve as a stool.
You’ll need a miter saw, jig saw, and a Kreg Jig to complete this project.
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A little Asian-themed concept designed to be used in a bedroom as a seat while dressing/undressing. Two-sided little miter tapers on the bottom of the legs, dowel rails, and an upholstered seat.
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On a more functional note – here’s a tote concept that can be flipped over and used as a seat or a step up.
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