Making a Bar Stool
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Hello and welcome to Badger Workshop. After I made a high desk last week I needed a bar stool to go with it.
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It was good work. Your workshop is very nice 🇹🇷🙏🙏
I like how you took your time. In showing viewers step by step in building that bar stool thank you and great job.
Just seen this, I once read about somebody making stools like this and using small surplus satellite dishes for the seats.
no boring day in the badger worshop :-)
There aren’t many
The design of lowback looks modern and awesome and the color match of light and dark is perfect and great.
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@@Badgerworkshop You're welcome. Take care.
You made that look darned easy and it came out great.
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Nice one.... I have succumbed and purchased some Black Indian Ink
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Great desk and stool combo! I love the straight forward design
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Nice work Matt, I'm really liking the contrasting colours and it looks great with the desk
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Beautiful looking stool
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Great build looks fantastic thanks for sharing and remember#stay safe and make 🍺🍺👍👍👍
Thank you Brian. You too
It looks rally good as for the prototype.
Thank you
Well done...looks great and goes wonderfully with the desk.
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Dear Sir
You have created a masterpiece. Especially the seat is very beautiful and seems comfortable too. The back support should have some tilt.
I wasn't sure about the 'crossover' colour scheme with the desk but when I saw the way the ink brought out the grain on the seat back, I'm sold. Great build & enjoy using your new planning dept>
Thank you
Nicely done. I really enjoy your process
Thank you very much Phil I love your videos
The badgelour pad is looking smart now brother.
Thanks Pete. It’s getting there
Very nice stool, thanks for sharing. I have that same plug cutter. If you cut the plugs from 3/4 material (or less), you don't need to use anything to get them out, they will self eject. Just cut one plug, then as you are cutting the next it will pop out.
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Great job Matt really came out good mate
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Cracking prototype matt looks great
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Good job Matt ,a furniture maker told me 11 degrees is a good angle for a seat back.
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Nice! Thank you for sharing the build 👍
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Looks great Matt.
Thank you John
Great job Matt a great addition to the cool desk.
Take care David 👍
Thanks. You too
Awesomely done!!👍
Thank you
Matt, Your stepping up your game ! Well done sir! Thank you for sharing!!
Thank you very much Keith
It came out gorgeous , i found very interesting the back of the stool , i really love the curves the uphigh corners and the colour . Great just great !!!!!!!!!!
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Matt I like your projects keep up the hard work
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Did a really good job of that Matt !!! Keep Safe .
Thank you Brian. You too
Hi Matt. Looks great well done. Stay safe mate
Thank you. You too
Awesome work Matt! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Thank you Fred
Stylish design I like it👍
Thank you
nice stool....nice work 👍🏻
Thank you
Excellent video, keep up the good work
Thank you
I recently completed a pallet bench with a curve seat. I built myself a small router sled to make the curve. This reduced the need for band sawing and a degree of sanding. Just a thought for consideration.
Sounds a good way of doing it
Good work sir
Thank you
Love it!! Love that you can make this stuff with everyday materials. Keep up the good work.
Thank you very much
Matt you're the new master of the black... ;-)
That’s me
I finished a stool for the kids to use on the computer desk with Danish oil, I'm surprised how well it holds up against wriggly bottoms!
Got to love danish oil
Good job Matt. Interesting process. I only ever made a small chair for the kids that didn't need the cross pieces so it was good to see you make your for next time I do, if that makes sense. I like the dowel vs screw point as well. Looking forward to seeing the hardwood version. Any particular reason why the back was only 3 high? Just curious. All the best and cheers for posting - getting to watch good content is one of the very few positives of the lockdown.
Thank you. I just liked to look of it like that
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Hey Matt, how about a curve on the top of the stool, curving the oppersite to the base
Yes that might look nice
Really nice Matt. I like the contrast in colour between the seat and the legs. Did you consider tilting the backrest back at all?
Thank you. No not on this design
Looking good, like how you curved the seat now I know why I want a bandsaw, love how you show those little mistakes we all make. When you make the hardwood version would you add a padded seat?
Thank you. No I like it all made from wood
Nice build, as usual. Can you please tell me what saw is that? I am in the market for a new table saw. Thanks, and keep up the good work.
It is made by clark
Might be time to bring back your Multico table saw and fit it permanently with your flat tooth grooving blade, then no need for all this blade changing, in the same vein as your dual bandsaws? Great stool by the way!
I am thinking that but not that way around.
@@Badgerworkshop I thought you retired the Multico to the garage, as you were unable to safely tilt the blade?
Great stool. Im planning to make some for my kitchen high table. Im new to woodworking and wanted to ask your advice on bandsaws. What would you suggest as an ideal bandsaw for a beginner and why?
Did you do a video on your table sa supports with tracks matt? Hope your all gd mate 👍
There is information on Instagram about it
@@Badgerworkshop cheers matt 👍
Nice job Matt. How does that back rest feel?
Thanks. It nice
Nice design, mate. 👍🏽
Does that back rest hurt your back?
Looks awfully low, but then again a lot
of things are rather deceptive on video.
It does not
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Awesome, because I think the low back
adds to the character of the design. 👍🏽
Thank you
wow - first to be first of any youtube clip ever. Thnx - Happy Lockdown Easter
Thank you Lee. Enjoy yours
These dimensions are for skinny people only
It could certainly be up scaled