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{
	"data": {
		"documentID": "6515dccab4bc5400060fbc6a",
		"data": {
			"type": "url",
			"name": "familyhandyman.com/article/simple-step-stool/",
			"url": "https://www.familyhandyman.com/article/simple-step-stool/"
		},
		"updatedAt": "2023-09-28T20:06:34.049Z",
		"status": {
			"type": "SUCCESS"
		},
		"tags": [
			"beginner",
			"small_scale"
		]
	},
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		{
			"chunkID": "868a0cdc-5e3a-11ee-ae78-de8d0308bfff",
			"content": "Simple Step Stool | Family Handyman Skip to main content Watch Free Pro New Homeowners Projects DIY University Shopping Subscribe Best Hot Tubs Home  Skills  Woodworking Simple Step Stool Andrew ZoellnerUpdated: Feb. 25, 2022"
		},
		{
			"chunkID": "868a0f34-5e3a-11ee-ae78-de8d0308bfff",
			"content": "This DIY step stool is an easy woodworking project which takes minimal effort to create a beautiful piece. Family Handyman"
		},
		{
			"chunkID": "868a1010-5e3a-11ee-ae78-de8d0308bfff",
			"content": "Here’s a great gift idea that will draw raves. The joints are accurately made in seconds with a plate jointer, but don’t tell your admirers. You’ll also need a power saw to crosscut the boards and a jigsaw to cut the half-circles in the risers. The lumber you’ll need:"
		},
		{
			"chunkID": "868a10ce-5e3a-11ee-ae78-de8d0308bfff",
			"content": "One 8-ft. 1×8 clear hardwood board (actual width is 7-1/4 in. and actual thickness is 3/4 in.). Oak is a good choice because it’s readily available at home centers. One 4-ft. 1×3 hardwood board (actual width is 2-1/2 in. and actual thickness is 3/4 in.). Cut the 8-ft. board into: Two 22-in. riser boards Two 11-in. riser boards One 14-in. step board One 14-in. seat board"
		},
		{
			"chunkID": "868a116e-5e3a-11ee-ae78-de8d0308bfff",
			"content": "You’ll use 94 in. of the 96-in. board, so make practice cuts on a scrap board first to check the angle and length of cut. Don’t cut the 3-ft. 1×3 board until you’ve dry-assembled the step, seat and risers and measured for a perfect fit."
		},
		{
			"chunkID": "868a1218-5e3a-11ee-ae78-de8d0308bfff",
			"content": "To create two risers, join the 11-in. boards to the 22-in. boards with No. 20 biscuits and glue. Let dry 30 minutes, then lay the step and seat across and mark for two No. 20 biscuits at each joint. Dry-assemble the step, seat and risers with biscuits, then cut and snugly fit the crosspieces. Mark the riser-to-crosspiece joint and cut slots for No. 0 biscuits. Glue and firmly clamp the step, seat and crosspieces to the risers. Check for square and let dry 30 minutes, then cut out the 4-1/2 in. diameter arc on the bottom of the risers to create the legs. Finish-sand and apply your favorite finish. This project is designed for use on hard-surface flooring only – not carpeting. We’ve got plans for lots of different simple stools, like this one that you make using your jigsaw. Originally Published: November 15, 2017 Now Trending Should I Inspect My Fire Extinguisher? Beginner’s Guide To Reupholstering Furniture 9 Clever IKEA Billy Bookcase Hacks About Us Magazine Skills Pro House Outdoors Trends Our Brands Reader’s Digest Taste of Home Birds & Blooms The Healthy Subscribe Give a Gift Advertise with Us Customer Care Content Submission Contact Us Privacy Policy Your CA Privacy Rights Do not Sell or Share My Personal Information Terms of Use Accessibility Statement About Ads Affiliate Program Cookie Settings License our Content © 2023 Home Service Publications, Inc. Sign Up For Our Newsletter Enter email address Sign Up Do it right, do it yourself! Search terms"
		},
		{
			"chunkID": "868a12c2-5e3a-11ee-ae78-de8d0308bfff",
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}
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