A couple minutes Googling, could only find one though:
http://www.pooltableplans.com/bspage.htm
Found here:
http://www.pooltableplans.com/PoolRoomFurn.htm
Personally, I would just make my own plans (or just take a story stick
to a billiards shop). These stools are just rectangles, no worries
about leg splay angles or anything.
-Mike
david wrote:
> hi,
>
> I have googled unsucessfully for plans for a mission or shaker style
bar
> stool. if anyone can post me a link, I would be most appreciative....
>
> thanks,
>
> david
hey dav,
I recall seeing a barstool plan online I just can't find it. While
searching I found this link
http://www.barnfurnituremart.com/dining_room/barstools.asp? They are
selling the furniture pieces but if you are handy with drawing your own
plans from pictures, these may inspire you.
Woodwork Safely,
Jim Barry
http://www.woodchuckcanuck.com
Hey David,
Just because Shaker's didn't have barstools doesn't mean you can't have
a shaker-style barstool. After all, that was your original request...to
have a shaker style piece. Feel free to take the Shaker influence to
whatever you are building. Its simplicity in design and construction
will help you build your confidence in furniture making...while at the
same time creating your own original furniture pieces. Like you said,
"...just dive into it..."
You may also discover that there is no finish line. :-) There's always
another project on the drawing board or honey-do-list.
Woodwork Safely,
Jim Barry
http://www.woodchuckcanuck.com
thanks for the post...I did find that one...the stools are for an island
countertop...I am thinking I want a back on the stool, and maybe have
the seat swivel, too.
david
Mike Reed wrote:
> A couple minutes Googling, could only find one though:
> http://www.pooltableplans.com/bspage.htm
>
> Found here:
> http://www.pooltableplans.com/PoolRoomFurn.htm
>
> Personally, I would just make my own plans (or just take a story stick
> to a billiards shop). These stools are just rectangles, no worries
> about leg splay angles or anything.
>
> -Mike
>
>
>
> david wrote:
>
>>hi,
>>
>>I have googled unsucessfully for plans for a mission or shaker style
>
> bar
>
>>stool. if anyone can post me a link, I would be most appreciative....
>>
>>thanks,
>>
>>david
>
>
On Sat, 18 Dec 2004 04:26:26 GMT, [email protected] wrote:
>On Fri, 17 Dec 2004 22:40:04 GMT, david <[email protected]>
>wrote:
>
>>hi,
>>
>>I have googled unsucessfully for plans for a mission or shaker style bar
>>stool. if anyone can post me a link, I would be most appreciative....
>>
>>thanks,
>>
>>david
>
>The image of a bunch of Shakers and monks bellied up to the bar on
>stools is, well -- irresistable.
>
Or, maybe that is why there are so few plans -- not much call for a bar
stool at the mission.
They have backs. Although I doubt that mission or shaker had swivels, why
not make the legs 2-3" shorter and add a sub seat with a swivel. ? JG
david wrote:
> thanks for the post...I did find that one...the stools are for an island
> countertop...I am thinking I want a back on the stool, and maybe have
> the seat swivel, too.
>
> david
>
> Mike Reed wrote:
> > A couple minutes Googling, could only find one though:
> > http://www.pooltableplans.com/bspage.htm
> >
> > Found here:
> > http://www.pooltableplans.com/PoolRoomFurn.htm
> >
> > Personally, I would just make my own plans (or just take a story stick
> > to a billiards shop). These stools are just rectangles, no worries
> > about leg splay angles or anything.
> >
> > -Mike
> >
> >
> >
> > david wrote:
> >
> >>hi,
> >>
> >>I have googled unsucessfully for plans for a mission or shaker style
> >
> > bar
> >
> >>stool. if anyone can post me a link, I would be most appreciative....
> >>
> >>thanks,
> >>
> >>david
> >
> >
Fri, Dec 17, 2004, 10:40pm (EST+5) [email protected] (david)
claims he wants:
hi,
I have googled unsucessfully for plans for a mission or shaker style bar
stool. <snip>
Shaker? Bar stool? No such animal. the Shakers either stood at
the bar, or sat at tables.
JOAT
Ask any question you please of the Gods. They do not have to answer.
- Ko'a Orto'o, Gnomic Utterances, II xvi
thanks, kinda what I was thinking...I have never made a chair yet, I
figure it is somewhat technical...I like the building aspect of
projects, design is not one of my strong suits. fortunatly,
mission/shaker is simple by nature...may be I need to just dive into it...
I have been full time renovating and adding on to our house for the past
year, mostly by myself (subbed out the drywall, plumbing, etc)...about
half done with the kitchen cabinets, and still have 2-3 months work
left. I hate to buy furniture I think I can make, but I don't like to
keep seeing "the finish line" continually receding into the distance,
either! I know there are worse problems to be faced with: when I'm done
it will be time to get a real job, yikes!
david
JGS wrote:
> They have backs. Although I doubt that mission or shaker had swivels, why
> not make the legs 2-3" shorter and add a sub seat with a swivel. ? JG
>
>
"J T" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Fri, Dec 17, 2004, 10:40pm (EST+5) [email protected] (david)
> claims he wants:
> hi,
> I have googled unsucessfully for plans for a mission or shaker style bar
> stool. <snip>
>
> Shaker? Bar stool? No such animal. the Shakers either stood at
> the bar, or sat at tables.
>
>
>
> JOAT
> Ask any question you please of the Gods. They do not have to answer.
> - Ko'a Orto'o, Gnomic Utterances, II xvi
What took you so long? :-)
"david" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> thanks, kinda what I was thinking...I have never made a chair yet, I
> figure it is somewhat technical...I like the building aspect of projects,
> design is not one of my strong suits. fortunatly, mission/shaker is
> simple by nature...may be I need to just dive into it...
>
> I have been full time renovating and adding on to our house for the past
> year, mostly by myself (subbed out the drywall, plumbing, etc)...about
> half done with the kitchen cabinets, and still have 2-3 months work left.
> I hate to buy furniture I think I can make, but I don't like to keep
> seeing "the finish line" continually receding into the distance, either!
> I know there are worse problems to be faced with: when I'm done it will be
> time to get a real job, yikes!
>
> david
>
>
>
> JGS wrote:
>> They have backs. Although I doubt that mission or shaker had swivels, why
>> not make the legs 2-3" shorter and add a sub seat with a swivel. ? JG
>>
If you can view Frank Klausz's video on mortise and tenon joints, you will
be encouraged to do it. :-)
On 18 Dec 2004 05:20:49 -0800, "WoodchuckCanuck"
<[email protected]> calmly ranted:
>Hey David,
>
>Just because Shaker's didn't have barstools doesn't mean you can't have
>a shaker-style barstool.
Right, and put it next to the Amish generator and the
Luddite satellite-feed for your computer. It'll fit right in. ;)
--
Sex is Evil, Evil is Sin, Sin is Forgiven.
Gee, ain't religion GREAT?
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On Sat, 18 Dec 2004 11:21:12 GMT, david <[email protected]>
wrote:
>thanks, kinda what I was thinking...I have never made a chair yet, I
>figure it is somewhat technical.
Chairs are really hard. Stools though are easy. The difference is
the leg length and the number of supports you can squeeze in. a chair
has legs that are cantilevered from a single base and have only a
single rail, if that. This is a tricky bit of engineering wodwork. A
stool, particularly the very tall sorts for bars or billiard rooms,
uses multiple stretchers.
Shakers did have several tall "bar stools", including those with
revolving tops, although they didn't term them that. A "Craftsman"
bar stool is quite easy to design too - take one of the Stuart-style
upholstered chairs with the stiff leather upholstery and simply make
it taller.
--
Smert' spamionam
On Fri, 17 Dec 2004 22:40:04 GMT, david <[email protected]>
wrote:
>hi,
>
>I have googled unsucessfully for plans for a mission or shaker style bar
>stool. if anyone can post me a link, I would be most appreciative....
>
>thanks,
>
>david
The image of a bunch of Shakers and monks bellied up to the bar on
stools is, well -- irresistable.
--RC
Projects expand to fill the clamps available -- plus 20 percent