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    Default new shop stool

    This is a new three point shop stool for me to sit on at work, to eat my lunch, etc. Also, just wanted to try out a new idea, and I had a sheet of 1" Baltic birch I wasnt using...








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    Very nice work
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    hey who's the sexy model you have sitting in the chair?

    When i first got my bot, someone had posted a 3 legged design like this, what is the stability like? Looks great
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    Stability is pretty good, but obviously dont lean back and to the side

    I wanted a three legged stool as my shop floor is pretty uneven and near impossible to have a level 4 legged stool sit flat.

    I needed a new shop stool, that was a little higher (26") and a comfortable seat. I eat mu lunch in the shop every day, and I like to sit at my workbench. This is the perfect fit.

    I drew up the files last night watching TV, and cut it out. The 24" by 48" panel with the legs, etc took 9 minutes to cut out. The seat about 20 minutes and another 5 or so to cut out the seats and the pockets that accept the legs and back rest support.

    I just threw a coat of danish oil on it (that was contaminated with some black stain I used recently) just to give it some protection.

    I love these spur of the moment things - they take so little time relatively speaking. I'd never have cut out this thing the "old" way.... pre CNC that is.

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    Quote Originally Posted by myxpykalix View Post
    hey who's the sexy model you have sitting in the chair?
    My wife still "likes" me Jack, that's ALL that matters!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by myxpykalix View Post
    .....someone had posted a 3 legged design like this, what is the stability like? Looks great
    Looks great indeed, but OSHA is watching this thread already

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    Quote Originally Posted by Burkhardt View Post
    Looks great indeed, but OSHA is watching this thread already
    Thats OK... here in ON, Canada it is WSIB. I pay in becuase its the law. But the funny thing is, business owners cant collect!

    I will make sure the stool says "for the boss only"..

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    Andrew,
    As nice as that chair is, i don't think it can hold a candle to the designed chair i use which has 3 customizable sitting heights. With just a flip of the wrist i can change the height settings from low, to bot table height, to benchtop height where i can operate the computer.

    It even comes with an optional cushion

    Now i know that you "think" you are a fancy furniture maker but i doubt that even you could come up with something as customizable and cleaver a design as this.....
    Feel free to copy this design....
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    It's "Jack IN a box" NOT "Jack ON a box"!
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