I saw a stool made in wood from a CNC metal one created by Michael Makarevich of the (CrazyRussianWoodShop) and decided to attempt to recreate the same myself.
I made mine from pine and used biscuit joints for the joints
It was an interesting activity for me as the maths involved with splayed angles is something on its own.
However I managed to create a “rustic reproduction” called rustic as a means of passing off the Oppses as its a bit of a roughie for a first attempt.
I started off with two frame bases to build on to maintain dimensions and use as a platform to measure and check parts as I assembled them.
I then replaced the top with a seat and removed the bottom base upon completion
This is what the original one Michael made looked like.
I didnt have any measurements just the photo images to go on. so its all estimated dimensions.
The frame internals
Then the outside footrest and diagonals
The seat is some oregon pieces glued together
The sculpting commences, talk about wood snow it was everywhere!
Then sanding just a little sanding and some Cedar staining was applied
And here is the finished project
Regards Rob
Looks good (A lot of sawdust in finishing and shaping that one) you did good congratulations.
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Unique design and super photo work up Rob.
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Beautiful! .. Looks great… Good job. Thanks for sharing your approach to the challenge.
Pretty amazing! Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful. You make it look simple. Shaping after assembly – simple and genius. Good job.
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Regards Rob
working with my hands is a joy,it gives me a sense of fulfillment,somthing so many seek and so few find.-SAM MALOOF.
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