Foot Stool Woodworking Plans

£15.00

Fun DIY project!

Digital download for woodworking plan contains 19-page step-by-step assembly instructions with diagrams and photos. Additional documents include PDF and DWG templates of the pieces for assembly. The attached step-by-step guide outlines the assembly of the footstool using these template pieces.

Plan is for personal use only. Please do not share or sell the plan. Given the nature of the digital download, please note that once you download the plan, the price is non-refundable.

This footstool was designed as a set to go with the midcentury lounge chair woodworking guide and plans found in my other listing.

Fun DIY project!

Digital download for woodworking plan contains 19-page step-by-step assembly instructions with diagrams and photos. Additional documents include PDF and DWG templates of the pieces for assembly. The attached step-by-step guide outlines the assembly of the footstool using these template pieces.

Plan is for personal use only. Please do not share or sell the plan. Given the nature of the digital download, please note that once you download the plan, the price is non-refundable.

This footstool was designed as a set to go with the midcentury lounge chair woodworking guide and plans found in my other listing.

FAQs

Does this item include any physical pieces

No, this is a digital download of a step-by-step guide of how to make the chair, along with PDF, DWG, and SVG files of the chair template pieces.

What tools and materials are required?

knowledge of woodworking and tools are necessary to complete the project.

The build requires at least 4.5 board feet of 1.5" thick (6/4) lumber to build one footstool.

Depending on the quality of the wood you source, you may need a planar and jointer. You will also need a table saw and band saw to roughly cut the pieces out, a router to clean up any rough edges, and an orbital sander to finish it off.

What scale should the template pieces be printed at?

Templates can be either printed at 1:1 or 100% scale on 24×36” paper using the PDF template. Depending on your computer or printer, there should also be an option to collate pages or print as separate pages, which you can then piece together.

Alternatively, the template pieces can be directly laser cut or CNC’d using the DWG or SVG template files.