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I think if you just remove 4” front the bottom of all the leg measurements and make your own measurements for the bracing on the bottom, that would be all you need to do

It’s talking about the top and bottom of the board, not the length of the board

😂 that would be hilarious

That’s super cool. I like the tree limb idea! Smart thinking. They become a lot more sentimental when the kids get involved

Thanks for the heads up! I will get that fixed.

Yeah, it’s a little bit of a “chicken before the egg” build, but I thought it was a fun build. Thanks for the feedback!

I’ll have to check that stuff out

You’re welcome!

That is true. Lumber is ridiculous right now

Thank you! I appreciate that!

Thank you! Got a video on the plans if you want to build it. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2z7RM9OSYLQ

About an inch. I think 10lbs or so would be fine

You’re welcome! I appreciate you letting me know that you used them!

Thanks!

Thanks! I appreciate that!

I’m really not sure. I would say around 300-350

I definitely need a bench. I’m building a shop now for future projects, and I hope to have many great benches in there. Lol

I hope to build one very soon! Thanks!

I appreciate the feedback. These chairs are a simplified design of several other sets of chairs I’ve built over the years. I’ve got kids, and we’ve never had any issues. They may not outlast traditional joinery, but they are a great start for folks new to woodworking and with minimal tools.

That’s awesome! Happy to do it! Thanks!

Thanks! I appreciate the feedback!

Thank you!

Thank you! The color was kinda an accident, but it turned out pretty good.

Thank you! Yeah, it’s definitely handy for joining thicker wood. I was hoping I was the inventor of the idea. O well, I still like it. Yeah, the tape measure joke is something I just say sometimes to be funny. I like to state the obvious sometimes, no matter how dumb it is.

I have had issues in the past with 2x12s when I don't use any kind of bracing to keep it from warping. That is why I attached a 2x3 frame around the edges with long screws. If you use nails instead of screws and wood glue, they can still become separated, but I have used this method a few times, and I haven't had too many issues.

Thank you!

Great! I’m so glad to hear that!

For anyone else looking for the plans to build the matching table for these barstools, I do not have an instructable for this because I built it out of scrap material. Here is an instructable with a very similar design that could work as a matching table if you lengthen the legs to 41 inches and omit the cabinet portion.https://www.instructables.com/How-to-Build-a-Kitchen-Side-Table-With-Cabinets/

Thank you! Sometimes the simplest things are the best!

I feel bad for complaining about the cost when I bought them now.

That’s a great point! I’ll be sure to incorporate that next time.

Thank you! It’s nice to hear other people like a rustic look too.