Dustpuppy Designs

Made in China: My remade version (without glue and paint): The original tray dividers were 1/8" thick, the thinnest stock I had was 3/16" luan.

My neighbor gave me a full sheet of CDX Exterior plywood. It was too knotty and stripped for me to use it for much else, so today I converted half a sheet into this stool: I got the original design from an issue of American Woodworker. After I buy some more sandpaper and finish sanding this down, I'll probably stain it, lacquer it, and then add a cushion to the seat. It's pretty strong stool, so I figured I might as well use the other half of sheet to make another one.

I used old 2 x 4's and scrap plywood to create this lazy susan prototype for my wife's "Glitter Glue" bottles. Now that I know how to cut all the pieces and the assembly, I can use my fresh stock white pine boards I got at discount at Lowes. I'll be making a few more for the crafting enthusiasts.