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Building Swing Out Stools + Three Legged Stools
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April, you’re such an inspiration. Great design skills and solid building abilities- that’s a great combination. Not to mention your confidence with experimentation! Thanks!
I have been into woodworking and building since I was a kid in the late 70's/early 80's and still, I almost always learn a new thing or two in each of your videos. You are definitely very skilled and very creative, you explain things very well and you have fun with it.
Thanks for the feedback. Glad you enjoy my videos. Cheers!
You are definitely not lacking for a place to sit now! I like how you made the swivel ones look like squares!
I just upgraded my Craftsman bench top drill press with a Grizzly bench top radial drill press. Wow this opened up a hole new world of drilling. Now I can drill the center of a 30" dia table top. Well worth every penny I paid for it. The 5/8 drill chuck is a big plus.
Nice projects. Can’t help but think what an inspiration you are for girls thinking about learning carpentry. I have no kids of my own but like to think that if I had had a daughter I would have tried to teach her the trade skill that I’ve enjoyed all my life. Thank you.
: ) Thank you.
Isn't it nice to be loved by your little four-legged friend?! Great video!!
So happy to see the pooches helping, my two pooches help me with all my workshop projects.
You are motivated and gifted and it's so fun to watch you build. I'm getting my husband to watch hoping he will get motivated to organize his stuff because it drives me crazy doing projects with him when it takes so long just finding tools.
I like the swing out stools. Thought they were real metal until you showed the building process. Also love the fact you showed the dog on your chest, almost as bad as a cat, and shows your sense of humor.
Love the swivel swing away seat. And the shop puppies!
Super cool really useful idea, they came out great April. Looks like the dogs approve.
The dogs always add a special challenge. 😊
Love the swing-out seats, especially the "speed square" angle bracket idea. Man I wish I had not only a CNC, but room to put it in my shop. Great project April. You inspire me so.
April, the idea of using a speed square design for your swivel chair is just... uhm... just... hmmm... well, it’s just brilliant! I felt your pain trying to get a good engraving toolpath in VCarve for those. I’ve done quite a bit of that on my CNC and it often looks so good in the simulation; and then the actual workpiece comes out.... different. Especially with plywood, where layers separate easily around the fine details. Respect, I say. Especially since this was one of your first projects on the new machine. So cool!!
Those speed square supports are hands down the coolest thing I've seen built in a while! Killer project friend! 👏
To lubricate those load-bearing surfaces between the wooden bracket and flat washers, you can insert a couple of shop made fender washers cut from milk jug plastic. The HDPE plastic is slick and tough, and 2 of them between each washer/wood surface will help prevent wearing down the wood whenever you swing back and forth with your body weight on the bracket.
That's a good tip, thanks!
Those stools attached to your workbench are great.
The stools look great. I liked the way you made the legs great design 👍
Glad to see you are finally using makita drills! I love em! Fantastic stools too!
Great work! Thanks for taking the time to make, film, edit and share
Great job April, you'll feel better when you make them out of metal. Just reinforcing them with angle iron on the bench legs and attaching square tubing over the all thread rod will beef it up enough but you already know that. Keep up the great videos.
Very cool! Love the quicky square fab.
April, if you haven't already, you will learn to really enjoy using the Woodpecker tools, both well engineered and exercised products. Those with your skill and imagination will produce some great projects.
Very beautiful stools, especially the last one. I just love it. Thank you for sharing your story. God bless you and your family
April great job as always. Truly loved when one ox your dogs decided to lay on you. So cute. 😀
This is the first video I’ve seen of yours and although this wasn’t actually what I was looking for I found myself “smashing” the like button, subscribing and hitting the bell icon and sharing this video with my dad who also loves making shtuff
😍😍😍
And next week April will start digging a trench on her property to have logs delivered right to her shop. Then she will have a mini home saw mill built so she can build fun projects we can all do at home..... :P
Wow, I love the stool design. Good call with the raw plywood base. If I wasn't already subscribed, I'd subscribe again. You're awesome
Cool designs April and your shop helper look like they are great stress relievers. Thanks for sharing!
You inspire me, and thousands others I believe,
I just hope my daughters take some of your stuff on,
Bless for sharing,
Take care , best wishes from UK
The coolest shop stools I have seen...like that mounting bracket...
I love the versatility that this design could be used for. Looking forward to giving this 1 a shot.
: ) Great, glad you like it.
Them fold out stools look really cool. I love the simplisty of the design.
Thanks for sharing and God bless
Pretty cool, April! I thought it was all going to be CNC, I appreciate seeing it another way too! You’re awesome 😎
Great projects April!!! Both of them!!!
on instagram i thought those were metal squares! nice art work crafting!
Those stools are amazing. Best part is when the puppers jumps on your chest and is like Mom, I am not leaving til you pet me.
Really cool idea for both the movable and the fixed location seats. Your idea just became one of my projects so I can sit to do bench top projects. Thanks and have a great holiday season.
I do injoy watching and learning ! Thank you!!
Followed along with these projects on your Instagram but still is so cool to see how they come together in the video. Great stuff April!
Very nice addition to a bench. I hope I can find some time to adapt it to mine.
Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it. : )
Great projects and I love your four legged shop assistants
I love the design of the stools and your swivel seat attached to your table! Very well thought out project. 👍
Love the speed square as a design element for this stool. Nicely done!
Nice shop helper. I made similar in my classroom but I had them welded them on the metal lockers. Worked great for the 31 years that I was there.
That is a seriously clever, fun and useful project! Wonderful work!
Those turned out awesome.
April, very fine work. Yes, ................ but a very small addition,
place a metal bushing for the threads of the all-thread rod to rub against (with a bit of grease) instead of the wood for longevity. I like the stools as well as the attached ones. It is not just a table any more.
I use copper pipe, slitted along the length, so you can get a tight fit to both the rod and the wood. Top I took it and flared it out a little, then cut with a hacksaw at a few places and flattened it out to make a bushing, and then a steel washer on top of it, all greased with some sticky wheel bearing grease.
Another alternative is to use the steel walls of sleeve anchors, as they are available in many sizes and are the right fit for the rod, and about the right length as well. just drill the hole in the wood for a tight fit and tap it in, then grease the rod and use the washer of the sleeve anchor on top of the unit where it will have axial load.
Larry Be and all: bace should be metal, then put a 1/4” thick “washer” of UHMWP at pivot junction. It will be smoother than a school Marm’s elbow. (Just an old metal fab’s opinion) We had stools like this at stadium seating tables back in graduate school. Everyone HATED them.
Those swiveling speed square stools are stupendous! Such a cool design. Great video!
new shop stool really cool and space saver
Great, cool products. Very inspirational. Thank you for sharing.
3:40 I recognize that can. You misstate that it's spray lacquer. In Texas it's sold at HD and Lowe's with the proper label, "Spray Bug Attractor". It's very useful in adhering flying creatures in new projects' finishes.
Perfect for Christmas gifts. I better get busy. 😁🎅🏻
That turned out to be a couple of great projects. Another great video in the can!
I know it! I wish I would have broken it into two separate video to be honest, but oh well. : )
Love the speed square swivel seat. Stool ROCK as well.
That was a killer project. You made that look so do-able for the mediocre DIYer to accomplish. I love your work!
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Really neat idea and build. Better than always having to go grab a stool.
While first watching this, I thought you had bought some "cheap" speedsquares for the base of those stools. . . boy, were we all fooled!!!!!! Great job!!! ;-)
Those stools look cool April, love the speed square design on the swing out ones. I have seen a few of these swing out stools in shops because smaller shops just don't have the room of large ones, so it is not a brand new idea, but yours is well executed.
Super Duper AW, good idea for when extra help comes over to assemble with ya also!
Very cool April... you come up with some of the coolest projects... 👍👍👍👍👍
Just love the speed square swing outs and for that matter the stand alone stools.
I like your take on the swinging bench seat with the speed squares. I also was glad to see the link to Pask' seats at the end
Thanks. I actually never knew of Pask before I started sharing my design on Instagram and people pointed me towards his.
AWESOME APRIL!!
Freakin' awesome! Gonna make these for my kitchen bar. Also saw your tip/article in Handyman mag. It was like a YT convention with all the other contributors.
Also, how are you liking the router table? Is it sturdy or does it wobble too much? I like the mobile style table/base. Thanks!
Your shop stools are very cool. The speed square is one of my favorite tools.
Very cool stools ! 😎
Just found your channel - been binge watching - this is so clever - brilliant!
Awesome, thank you! Glad you are enjoying my channel.
Very jealous of all the nice new Woodpecker measuring tools!! good work!
Awesome project...absolutely LOVE the speed square bracket stools!!!
You're beautiful. Obviously your dog's love you as much as your viewers do. Keep posting the great videos and keep doing your great projects and ideas.
April, nice projects. Just, I would have added pipe over the all thread inside the pivot points to act as a bushing. That all thread will chew up the plywood in short order.
Thanks for showing and sharing that
Every time you have to lie on the ground to make something, your dogs are like "it's free real estate!"
BARDZO PODOBAJĄ MI SIĘ TWOJE PRACE. GRATULUJĘ INWENCJI TWÓRCZEJ. POZDRAWIAM Z POLSKI.
Speed square stool supports... Brilliant, young lady! Brilliant!
I really like the way you did the build - always inspiring and the help you got from one of your dogs was really funny. My main reaction though is that a shop stool needs to be on rollers and usable all over the workshop vs attached in one spot but as a workshop decoration yours is terrific.
Some needs to be on rollers but other times it's beneficial for them to be stationary. I plan to do more stools in the future that are mobile. ; )
I looked up swivel plates before you introduced them for the fixed, swing out seats, as I thought they would be fantastic on those stools as well.
Looks great, April. Well done:)
Love the creative thinking on the swing out stools
Love the Super Sized Swivelling Swing-out Speed Square Style Shop Seat!
Also you can flop! That's always a bonus :D
Omg you have a carpenters dream shop.
Great speed square seat!
Nice i love that woodpecker set up !
3:25 - Find yoself somebody who looks at you the way April looks at her level!
Very cool! I love the speed square design.........oh, and by the way "none of us" would EVER think about climbing on those stools to reach up high for something........EVER!! (Heheheheh!)
Cute project! Thought you used actual speed squares at first. I was like “why ruin a good square??” Thanks April.
Just love those swing bench stools, thanks for sharing
Nice to see the shop dogs helping you out.
They are adorable and lovable pills. : )
This is such a cool idea! I love it!
I hope the word build holds up.
I never thought about using painters tape to make gang cuts easier. I'm making a bunch of moving crates and because I don't have a tablesaw or a decent circular saw fence cutting multiple pieces exactly the same is often difficult, but it looks so easy with the painters tape. Thank you!
I'm glad it helps. : ) I use that trick alllll the time to save time and also make parts more consistent to each other.
Very creative. Thanks for sharing.
Nice project, didn't expect the speed square mounting to be wood at the beginning.
Keep up the good work, you keep us inspired to keep going out to our shop!
Wild seats of different woods, Great Idea and the only change I'd make is attaching the stool seats with wood dowels from underneath.. and the bench seats came out great the metal frame and attaching the seats before attaching the frames to the bench wood have been better... all hind sight Great job!! See Yas'
That is very nice and creative.
This is really good, you are always great April
Very cool, when I first saw your swing stool I thought you might have made them in metal. Great job
I love when your dog sits on you. Perfect example of what its like to have pets
Great Project April Love it Love it