Laura´s Workshop Stool

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Here is how i made a little 3 legged Stool from Walnut and Oak-scraps i had left over from previous projects (that piece of Walnut comes frome my "table for a friend" i made a while ago)
BIG Thanks to ROCKLER for sponsoring this video!!
As you know they sent me tons of great tools last week and i used a couple of them to build the stool.
i will talk about that more in next weeks vlog! until then check ´em out at
www.rockler.com/
also thanks to DMINOR for the great music
soundcloud.com/dminor
itunes.apple.com/us/album/supreme-goodie-sampler/id128456254
As always let me know what you thin about this build in the comments and give me a "thumbs up" if you like my work!
Thanks for watching!!

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8 май 2016

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@cresntookami Год назад

As an amateur with woodworker, i typically feel overpowered with the entire arrangement ru-vid.comUgkxrYREG3-7f1Aqk9ams3ZESRNzGnfdUtyQ . Be that as it may, this arrangements drove me through with much clarity and effortlessness woodplans. Works i now work like a genius. That is great!

@zerothreequarter 8 лет назад

your trick of using foam to level out the stool is BRILLIANT!!! oh, and the end result is pretty stinking slick looking too! nice work

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+zerothreequarter :)thanks!

@christopherbrennan4858 8 лет назад

I literally was just getting ready to type the same thing! Such a great technique.

@Leba2006 8 лет назад

Me too. Maybe you can go more in detail on how it works.

@mikezeke7041 8 лет назад

no joke!

@gdogbert001 7 лет назад

Leba, the level is turned on the top of the stool so it points toward one of the legs. If the bubble in the level points to the leg (that is, it's higher in the level on that side), it suggests that THAT leg is longer than the others. That leg is then pushed down into the foam until the bubble returns to the center of the level. Then, the leg is cut (I'd guess with a flush cut saw) at the level where that leg now meets the top of the foam block. The amount that is pushed down beneath the top of the foam is the same amount that should be removed from that leg to ensure the stool is level.

@GregsGarage 8 лет назад

So great that Rockler stepped up and helped outfit your shop. Awesome to see companies enabling makers to do their thing.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Greg's Garage yeah, absolutly! rockler is such a huge support for me!

@PaulMeyette 8 лет назад

This is why I never skip a video, that seems like a simple project. I LOVE the way you came up with drilling the angled legs. That sort of "jig" you made first was brilliant! Nice job Laura

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Paul Meyette :) thanks paul! alsways cool to hear your thought on the videos. thanks for being here!

@DanteYewToob 8 лет назад

Your videos are just amazing! That forsner bit angled hole jig, and the foam leveling idea... Mind blowing! These videos are the best of all worlds, awesome style and visuals, fun music, great technique to watch and most of all I always learn things! I commented a while back about how you showed me how to file a hole to fit a bit for a screwdriver, and I've since used that skill to make leather keychain tools and sold them for decent money! That was because of you! Thank you for that! and thanks again for taking the time and making these videos for us!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

oh sweet! that is fantastic! it´s really rewarding to hear that my work inspires other creators!

@BrassLock 8 лет назад

I love the way you flow from using metal in one video to wood in another, then combine the two in this one - all with confidence, and chucking in some great short-cuts while you're at it!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+dav snow :) thanks for the great feedback!!

@thenakedcarpenter2502 8 лет назад

Love your use of the brass as a wedge. You never fail to inspire. Thanks Laura!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+The Naked Carpenter sweet!thank you

@maggiejochild8491 8 лет назад

I am a dedicated fan to the videos of April Wilkerson, Jimmy Diresta, Matthew Cremona and TAG (not to mention Survival Lilly and Bushcraft Stephi), but when I see there's a new offering from you, my pulse races. Craft, genius, and consummate storytelling in a seamless package. Thank you so much for what you do, and share.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Maggie Jochild wow...i gotta tell you...when i see my name next to april´s, jimmy´s and matt´s - my heart races !!! this is soooo nice to hear! thank you, maggie :)

@adamjohnson5307 6 лет назад

My mouth literally opened when you did the foam thing. Amazing.

@redlancer38 7 лет назад

Laura I love the way you mix two materials in your builds.

@garythompson6986 8 лет назад

Best looking clock that suffices as a stool that I've ever seen. Your hint during the week was spot on...Kinda! Fabulous job on the ol lathe. Thanks.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Gary Thompson thank you gary!

@toms4123 8 лет назад

Watching your contributions I often think how much time the professional level filming and editing must add to your products. The idea with the styrofoam bears witness of a genius - what a beautifully simple solution to a problem. As every other video you have published great entertainment and lots of good stuff for the dedicated follower!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Tom S wow, thanks tom! i does take a lot of time to film the projects and edit everything together...and i noticed latly that i see the video as the final project much more that the object that i am building. i guess that helps to stay motivated. also comments like yours make me wann run to my shop and start something new right away:)

@thermmaloverload 8 лет назад

I loved the levelling technique and the jig to angle the legs. Great work Laura

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+thermmaloverload thanks!

@whateverittakes3429 8 лет назад

I love how you like to mix the walnut with the brass. Such a beautiful contrast.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Whatever It Takes thanks, i like that a lot too :)

@antstott7017 8 лет назад

When I saw the picture of the stool I thought, thats cool. Then watching you make it and seeing the brass splines...wow such a beautiful piece. Love your work!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Ant Stott (Plywood Garage) thanks, ant!!

@DavidWaeldervideo 8 лет назад

Outstanding all around.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+David Waelder wow, thanks david! cool to know you like the project :)

@MarkLindsayCNC 8 лет назад

I LOVE those brass wedges! Very clean, simple design. That looks great! That leveling technique is brilliant, too.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Mark Lindsay thank you mark!

@robharrod 8 лет назад

Simple Elegance! So much going on for a shop stool! Love the brass accent wedges!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Rob Harrod thank you!

@johncornwell9542 8 лет назад

So many hidden technique gems in this video. Awesome work

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+John Cornwell thanks john!

@WoodByWright 8 лет назад

Nice! I love the bat Mallet! I need one of those!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Wood By Wright haha, something else, huh. i think it will look even better once it´s a bit beaten up :)

@bigronxxxx 8 лет назад

Laura the stool is absolutely beautiful,thank you for sharing all the best to you and yours

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Ron „Big Ron“ Sanford thanks, ron!

@ScrapwoodCity 8 лет назад

Really cool design! I like the way you leveled it, that angled hole making jig and the bronze pieces you added to secure the joints! Great work!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Scrap wood City thanks, those 3 things are my favorite tricks about the stool as well:)

@BruceAUlrich 8 лет назад

Love the stool! Love the video! The brass wedges are a nice touch. I like the directions of the wood grain in the top of the stool vs the legs coming through from the bottom.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Bruce A. Ulrich thanks bruce! love how you notice all the little details :)

@Traderjoe 8 лет назад

Laura, you are a master! I am so glad I found you! 💕

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+traderjoes Me too :)

@WayneBrownWoodworking 8 лет назад

Another nicely designed piece. Simple yet elegant. Well done Laura

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Wayne Brown thanks, wayne!

@vinchisel107 8 лет назад

Really very nice, I had never seen the brass wedges in a wooden stool. Beautiful music.Ciao

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Vin Chisel yeah, me neither, thought i should try it. i am very happy with that look!

@11zekim 8 лет назад

Just discovered your channel (via Giaco) and binged all your vids. Innovative designs, balanced aesthetics, brilliant skills, artful entertaining video production; the best of the best! Thank you for sharing, Laura.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+11zekim that is awesome to hear! thank you!!

@RedSmithWorkshop 8 лет назад

The brass is a brilliant idea. Nice technic to level the feet of the stool. Great vid. Nicely done.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+The Redsmith thank you!!

@danthemakerman 8 лет назад

Beautiful stool, love the mid century modern look with a brass touch of Kampf.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Dan The Maker Man haha, touch of kampf...i like that :)

@n8guy 8 лет назад

Really incredible! From your design to your clever shop tricks to your video production, just all top-notch. Well-done!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+n8guy happy to hear that!!

@cvasold 8 лет назад

Very nice! Love the brass wedge and the nice detail it gives the surface.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+cvasold thanks!

@thomasparson8610 8 лет назад

That's probably the most beautifully simple method I've ever seen for locating leg holes.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+thomas parson thank you for appreciating my work!!

@OneWoodAuwoodworking 8 лет назад

Fantastic I love the brass shinms and the trick with the foam

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Warren Downes - One Wood thanks, warren!

@jaredstarnes6668 8 лет назад

Simple design, yet complex all at the same time. You made it look very easy with all your techniques. Nice work!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Jared Starnes thanks jared. it was surprisingly easy with these little tricks and jigs :)

@treymcfall 8 лет назад

Nice job. The brass makes it POP! What a great combination of materials.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Uncle Trey thanks!

@TokenRing1024 8 лет назад

I like the jig for drilling for the legs. The brass wedges is a very nice touch

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Larry Hash thanks, larry!

@GvendurE 8 лет назад

That is a beautiful stool. Wood and brass are such a nice combo.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Guðmundur Einarsson yeah, i agree. they go together so well

@craftedworkshop 8 лет назад

Absolutely love the brass wedges! As always, incredible work and video production quality!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Crafted Magazine thanks for appreciating my work!!

@Mzmasta 8 лет назад

That string you use for drawing the lines surely works with black magic. Love the colours ;)

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Bence Magyar haha, yeah, that is a fun tool!

@Cactusworkshopchannel 8 лет назад

Super cool result! the hole jig was so simple and clever! very nice!!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Cactus! workshop thanks! i will keep that jig, it was super easy to get it all the same :)

@simoncrabb 8 лет назад

Beautiful, elegant. The brass wedges are a lovely detail.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Simon Crabb thanks, simon

@keeskees8839 8 лет назад

I love it. The brass accent does it.. Simple yet elegant....

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Kees Kees sweet, thanks!

@Cremantus 7 лет назад

Alle Achtung... das nenne ich gelungen... tolle Arbeit. Daumen hoch!!!

@morrow.m 8 лет назад

Lot of neat tricks in this video. Great work, beautiful stool, love the brass wedges.

@1UkuleleDude 3 года назад

The bat persuader is awesome! But I really liked what you did with the foam to level off the three legs. Great idea and one that I am certainly going to use in the future!

@JBLewis 7 лет назад

The levelling technique is frickin brilliant!

@IanMossMakeMoss 8 лет назад

Excellent! Love the brass addition!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Ian „MossMake“ Moss glad you like it, i love brass! goes with everything it think!

@ralphblair763 8 лет назад

I always learn a thing watching your videos. Thanks.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Ralph Blair AWESOME!!!

@paulwhitehead3002 7 лет назад

loved the stool I think it would make a great set of end tables for any room in the house as well

@scottie1769 8 лет назад

Fantastic! Love your work. Thanks for sharing Scott

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Scott Allen thanks, scott!

@ConstructIcon 8 лет назад

Great project! I especially liked the brass wedges and your use of the foam to level & cut. 👍🏽

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Construct Icon cheers, i think that trick will be very handy in the future :)

@ConstructIcon 8 лет назад

+Laura Kampf for sure! I know I'll be trying it down the line. Thanks!

@rippermcguinn 8 лет назад

I love this stool - the way it looks and the way you made it. That is all I can say!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+rippermcguinn that is all i need to hear to feel good about that project! thanks!

@robotutor 8 лет назад

your videos are really a pleasure to watch. not sure what i like more, the style of your woodwork or the style of your video editing. a great combination

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Blandi1973 that great! thank you

@Sascha_LB 8 лет назад

The wood-metal-combination comes out great :) Thanks for showing

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Sascha LB glad you like it!

@ritorgroose 8 лет назад

Awesome result! It's a big pleasure for me watching you at work!! And your jig with legs its genius!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Вести с полей thank you!

@knivesstuff 8 лет назад

Excellent! The quality of the video and the editing are so great! It is rare to find videos on youtube that are so well produced. Really enjoyable to watch. The stool is very beautiful, learnt a lot

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+knives&stuff awesome! thanks for the great feedback!

@mrjonnen 8 лет назад

hey Laura. that insulation levelling trick was clever. ty for sharing. Nice production as always.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+John Nilsson thanks john! glad you enjoyed the video!

@sethwilliams4259 8 лет назад

That is some special brand of awesome Laura! Such a beautiful piece of art/furniture! Keep up the inspiring content!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Seth Williams wow, thanks, seth! that was a really fun project to build!

@PaulJohnsLife 8 лет назад

Another beautiful project. I love the way you did the top of the legs.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Paul John thanks, paul!

@danielsolowiej 8 лет назад

Nice job and video as always Laura. Love that brass inserts, and your technique to level the seat leg. Thank for sharing.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Daniel Solowiej thanks for watching!

@RagnBoneBrown 8 лет назад

absolutely fantastic!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

@MattLaneWoodshop 8 лет назад

Awesome, love the idea for leveling the legs!!!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Matt Lane thanks, matt!

@Sm0keAndAPancake 8 лет назад

So great! Those brass wedges give it such a cool look

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Gordon Womack thanks, gordon!

@francescgaciasandreu3669 8 лет назад

It's always great great to watch you working. Nice detail with the pieces of brass! congrats!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Francesc Gacias Andreu happy you enjoy my work! thanks

@Ollaris 8 лет назад

beautiful video and great project Laura! really enjoyed watching!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Ollari's awesome! thanks!

@Luke_de_Hoog 8 лет назад

Very clever levelling method! I love the brass wedges too, I did the same with a hatchet I restored.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Luke de Hoog thanks!!

@eln74 8 лет назад

Beautifully done Laura, tnx for sharing it with the world!!! :D

@ollie4dad 8 лет назад

WOW! That had some amazing touches to it. Great build.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Ollie W :) thanks!!

@advandervelden1588 8 лет назад

The brass wig beautiful, the styrofome plate ingenious!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Ad van der Velden :) thanks!

@ChrisWoodBandit 8 лет назад

Holy crap that foam thing is the best trick ever. I can't explain the hours I've spent leveling stuff and pulling my hair out :D Thanks!!!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

haha, thanks chris! glad you like it!

@ThumpertTheFascistCottontail 8 лет назад

The brass wedges are a nice touch. Clever idea with the styrofoam , too :)

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+GameraTheBrave thank you!

@drewt3210 8 лет назад

Another great project & the brass is a great accent! Congratulations on the Rockler gifts--you've earned them!!! @HoneyOnWales

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+DrewT thank you! say hi to your girls :)

@TobyKennedy 8 лет назад

This is beautiful, Laura! I imagine you're really pleased with it? The leg levelling method is borderline genius! Thanks for sharing.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Toby Kennedy (thetobykennedy) wow, tobi, thanks! i am a bit proud of that method to be honest...it´s sometimes funny how simple the solutions can be, huh? thanks for watching! and yeah, i really like it. it will go to my mini metal lathe

@sanjayahlawat2826 7 лет назад

Another excellent Laura video.

@BruceChastain 8 лет назад

always a pleasure to watch such high quality production

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Bruce's shop stuff and other things thanks, bruce!

@mjbohn 8 лет назад

Beautiful. The brass wedges look great.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Michael Bohn thaks michael, i am super happy with them too

@TarlKuhn 8 лет назад

Nice work. I love that design, and that foam trick is killer! I'm definitely gonna use that.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Tarl Kuhn sweet!

@stackedpennies4377 8 лет назад

Always loved dark woods and brass combination.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Pete Duckworth yeah, me too!

@thegunguymartin 6 лет назад

Beautiful work Laura !

@dpmakestuff 8 лет назад

Beautiful project and video as always

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Dustin Penner thank you dustin!

@bayonasdesign 8 лет назад

Let me tell you Laura that you are really gifted. Everything you touch becomes a truly beautiful piece of art! Btw congrats on having rockler as a partner

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Manuel Bayonas Martinez wow, what a compliment! thank you manuel

@markdmaker3173 5 лет назад

Another great video. Love the brass wedge.

@wmwalkerco 8 лет назад

B-E-A-UTIFUL! I love the brass wedges and great tip with the foam.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Wm. Walker Co. :) glad you like it!

@ADadAndHisKids 8 лет назад

Nice stool Laura, motivated me to want to make a few for my boys and I, Thanks and love your style!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+ADadAndHisKids sweet, send my pics on twitter if you like :)

@jakemartin2613 8 лет назад

Gorgeous build and amazing production value as always!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Jake Martin thank you jake!

@Torsan1977 8 лет назад

Great video and a beautiful end result! A few cool techniques as well, that I will try to remember.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Torsan1977 sweet!

@ADHDbuilt 8 лет назад

Very cool idea for levelling the legs. I hadn't thought of that!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Colum Black-Byron (Previously Colum's Aquaponics) cheers!

@FelipeDelPapa 8 лет назад

Just beautiful! Love the technique to level the stool!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Felipe Del Papa thanks, felipe

@thomas6244 8 лет назад

+Felipe Del Papa I agree, very good technique indeed !

@WoodnMetalShoppe 8 лет назад

You always do amazing work. Love the way you leveled the foot stool.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Wood'n Metal Shoppe thank you!

@xandervanwassenbergh7643 8 лет назад

That contrast 😀 those Brad shims 😮 just super awesome project and video! Keep on going 😎👍🏻👌🏻

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Xander Van Wassenbergh thank you, xander!

@borzelmakes8478 8 лет назад

Beautiful Stool! I like your method getting all legs to the same length. Have to remember that! :D

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Börzel Makes thanks!

@TheHayes32 8 лет назад

I love it. that foam board leveling technique is genius!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+TheHayes32 thanks!

@brianskitch 8 лет назад

Hope you're feeling more inspired lately, you're sure inspiring me! Awesome build and finish outcome!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Brian Skitch yes i do :)

@dka0700 8 лет назад

Very neat work with a number of clever ideas and techniques. Thanks for the video. Rgds, Dave Kahlbaum.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

glad you like it

@mhaz49 8 лет назад

Beautiful! I really like the brass wedges in the tops of the legs.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

thanks, mark, i really like that detail, too

@antoinefauxpas 8 лет назад

Nice work! Even though you don't have any voice overs your videos are great for those tiny tips and tricks. That jig for the legs - easy and awesome!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Antoine Fauxpas thanks antoine. i like the dynamic of the videos without a voiceover...i think it is easier to focus on the images without it. especially since the shots are so short...it would probably be too much with voiceovers...

@repeataftermerestoration4179 8 лет назад

Great work, once again Laura .

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Repeat After Me Restoration sweet, thanks!

@BradleyMakesThings 8 лет назад

Great video and great project as always, Laura! Lovin' it!

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Carter Wilson Workshop sweet! thank you

@AndyBlackman 8 лет назад

Very nice. Nice tip on how to get the legs level. Thanks for sharing.

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+Andy Blackman thanks for watching, andy!

@jefffoster6688 8 лет назад

way cool, great stuff... just finished binge watching all your other vids... I do like your style. the builds are my favorites but I like your vlogs too. please show us more client builds, its one of the things I like best about jimmys channel. and thanks for all you do...

@laurakampf 8 лет назад

+jeff foster thanks jeff, i this weeks video is "client work" it´s a loftbed :)