Folding step stool chair
This project is an updated version of the project I originally designed using my bandsaw utilizing support cleats for the steps.
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Furniture
Files Included (16)
back-top-step-tenon.svg
6 kBchair-back-left.svg
32 kBchair-back-right.svg
32 kBchair-back-seat-bottom.svg
13 kBchair-back-seat-tenon.svg
6 kBchair-front-left.svg
66 kBchair-front-right.svg
66 kBchair-front-seat-bottom.svg
12 kBchair-front-seat-tenon.svg
6 kBchair-low-step-back-tenon.svg
5 kBchair-mid-low-back-tenon.svg
3 kBchair-seat-back-hinge.svg
21 kBchair-seat-front-hinge.svg
21 kBchair-upper-back-inlay.svg
20 kBchair-upper-back-tenon.svg
4 kBdoggy-inlay-reversed.svg
30 kB
Materials
Oak 1” stock
Chair back and Steps are 15” long
Seat front and back are 16” long
SOSS 101 hinges
Inlay material Wenge 0.10” thick
Tools
1/4” for most of the cuts
1/8”, 1/16” and 1/32” for the inlay
Instructions
The back of the chair can be either a single piece or made of multiple pieces. To cut the tenons on the back piece the SO must be oriented sideways so the operator side is butted up against the back. I used the workstation vertically clamping the back piece in place and added additional shaper tape on the support. I added felt pads to the feet to protect our flooring. The hinge file is for reference as it is easier to add the hinges directly from the ShaperHub hardware files.