Guitar Pick Stool - Template

 

Build your own Guitar Pick Stool, with these templates you will be able to craft this beautiful, comfortable, extremely versatile, 3 legged stool! 

Skills Used 

Maloof Joinery

Power Carving

Digital - These are scanned at a 1:1 ratio, you'll receive a pdf that you can print your self or take to a print shop to get printed

Paper - We will mail you full scale paper templates, you can then glue to a substrate and create your own templates.

Plywood - We mail you a set of laser cut templates from 1/4'' thick plywood, ready to trace and create your own stool

Limited editing - We mail you a set of laser cut Bubinga veneered templates, only 10 sets available! 

**CURRENTLY NOT SHIPPING PLYWOOD / BUBINGA TEMPLATE TO THE USA**

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Customer Reviews

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Arthur Plambeck
Arthur.

I feel it’s a good simple template. I know this is a template and are not plans. With that being said, I think the template would be a lot clearer if where the leg joints are you did the outside of the joint line a “ stitch line” and the inside part of the joint a solid line ( the inside line is not on the template) . I also think you should note on the template the importance of the exact rabbiting router bit needed, and why it’s needed.

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Chris Smith

Guitar Pick Stool - Template

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Chris F
Guitar Stool pdf

Ordered at night and Received plans by email in the morning. Plans printed out on standard paper. Taped together and cut it out. Worked great. Used tile setting on my Epson printer to get them to print full size
Final project looks great

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Donald Whiteman
Happy boy down under

The plans look great, I have drawn it out onto some brown wrapping paper to cut out to stick to the timber, when I choose it.

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FRED ROSEN
Poor shipping

When I receive my printed template it was crushed as if it had been balled up and thrown in the garbage prior to getting here. It was also very water stained. There was nothing in the packaging to try to prevent this (apiece of cardboard would have helped). Maybe even a label that read printed material do not bend might have helped.



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