Rolling Shop Stool | How to Make | practical garage solution

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I’ve designed this rolling creeper style stool with an integrated parts tray. The stool framework was made from 3/4” plywood and joined with glue & screws. I based the design similar to a stool made of steel that I’ve used quite often when airing tires.
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27 ноя 2017

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@JDFinley 2 года назад

Very nice - love the sleek look and use of plywood! Really appreciate the video!

@ImnotChuck. Месяц назад

Good design, good video, good voiceover. (edited to add the following) So, I decided I would make some notes in case I wanted to build one myself, and decided to see if I could remember some trigonometry. By my rusty calculations, the angle you state as 25 degrees is really 26.57, and the sloping side is 11.18 inches long.

@manikandanganesh5952 2 года назад

so simple and very practical. thanks for sharing this

@heyitsmecarl1 5 лет назад

Super nice seat!

@olinwinfrey1782 6 месяцев назад

Excellent!!! Thank you for sharing

@lindachandler7763 4 года назад

Good video. Do you still have your fingers? Watching you on the table saw gave me the willies! Use a push stick!

@migo-migo9503 4 года назад

Very nice design!

@dannyhager9767 4 года назад

Great video and thanks for sharing. Made one exactly except 2 inches taller.

@flexjay87 Год назад

Good design in practicality and looks, plus functional. Well done .

@andyc972 Год назад

Thanks, great project !

@ivangreat133 6 лет назад

Nice job, I plan on building one too. Thanks for sharing 👍

@InventOnTheSpot 5 лет назад

Thanks! I’d love to hear how it turns out

@ts7113 5 лет назад

Nice work!

@InventOnTheSpot 5 лет назад

Thanks!

@lordrichard8184 Год назад

Great idea. The only change I would make would be to double side tape the sides together. So this way you cut 1 side out and have a perfect matching pair. But overall fantastic build. I’ll definitely be stealing it

@syedhasan6548 4 года назад

Nice 👍

@guayabito6946 3 года назад

0:56 What??? freehand with no guide? Yikes!

@nixonwu1754 6 лет назад

cool ! gotta a new sub

@InventOnTheSpot 5 лет назад

Awesome! Thank you

@canedobrazil3209 Год назад

Like from Brazil

@dessertman1181 5 лет назад

That was great and easy build you gave some thought to and had fun at the same time!!! Well done ************

@InventOnTheSpot 5 лет назад

Thank you👍🏼 it’s come in handy so far

@drizemi3694 Год назад

Good design, thanks, but... Your inside bevel for the parts retainer sheet is definitely NOT 45 degrees; you can even see the slant of your jig saw. It must be more like 30 degrees because if you use 45, at the offset of .75 inches for your forstner bit, you will not clear the drill hole. I know. I have pictures. You need to offset the bit 1.5 inches at 45 degrees. Perhaps why you didn't at .75" because you chose a shallower bevel, like 30 degrees. Well, now off to buy another piece of plywood. Other note: for this cut, an A/B or A/A grade sheet would be better, rather than the A/C grade I used which was choppy on the bottom edge. Thanks.