Making a Step Stool with Turned Legs @parillaworks
Making a Step Stool with Turned Legs  @parillaworks
Uploaded October 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This stool was made from a piece of 8/4 sapele. Though it's not as stable as I would hope, I still wanted to show the process behind making it. I will probably make another one that looks similar but splays the legs for more stability.

This was the first time I've used my lathe in over 2 years so it was fun to get back to turning. Hopefully I can incorporate some turned pieces into my work more often.

Thanks for watching!

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