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Months ago I built a bathroom footstool manually with a jigsaw, this version made with the X-Carve is an enhanced version, more angled, higher and the design is ready to carve
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Comments
Sweet Stool! I've never seen a rectangular toilet?! Is that common in Chile?
Comments
Sweet Stool! I've never seen a rectangular toilet?! Is that common in Chile?
John McWhirterPro · January 19, 2017
Yes, we all have square butts :D
Erwin Ried · January 19, 2017
Thanks for the design.
David Peterson · September 30, 2019
What was the size of the wood that was used to make the stool? Thanks!
Mark SmallPro · November 14, 2022