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[cjanpiel]

Lester (Lester the Unlikely) (Prism Cross Trophy) Mod for Prism Cross | PC Mods

A Prism Cross (PC) Mod in the GFX category, submitted by CJanpiel18

[jaymoney0070]

Support Small Business Owners! #SSBO #HOUSTON #success #Progression #2740_everyday (at Spring, Texas)

[mararabiata]

118 trisi und matze lassen sich hängen und macci machts sich einfach

matze scheint in geld gebadet zu haben und trisi ist für leicht einfach busy. maccis comeback nehme ich mit einem schmunzeln hin. irgendwie unterhaltsam diese clips. aber da hatters sich auch ganz schön leicht gemacht.

ich wollte eigentlich an diesem tage ssbesk sein (nur wegen peter, denn sonst waren alle freitag ssbesk ohne mir ein tönchen zu gönnen), aber als ich in erk ankam schiffte/meimelte es so hart, dass ich mit den eltern eine phantastische naturdoku anschaute, die viele poppende tierarten rund um schloss neuschwanstein zeigte und wieder nach mü abdonnerte um dort noch eine bestimmte zeitspanne im speckobst abzucornern #qualitytime

[amatorski-warsztat-domowy]

Relacja z budowy stołka warsztatowego – dzień trzeci (#SSBO) Dzisiaj kleję elementy w solidną podstawę

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[ericgstinson]

Seat scraped.   I realized that I need to thin out the seat a bit so my tenons make it through.  Rookie mistake! #SSBO

[drunkenwood]

Shop stool build in progress.

[dustyotter]

Shop Stool Build Off - conclusion

I figured I'd wrap up my #SSBO experience with a little reflection.

To start with, the purpose of joining wasn't to produce something super functional or pretty - I could probably have managed something decent but it would have meant doing things I already know how to do, and what's the fun in that? And there's no way I could compete (yet!) with the stuff I knew the pros and other experienced folks would produce.

... and snip right there. I had a couple paragraphs about all the things that went wrong, but that totally failed to capture the reality of the experience so I cut 'em. Yes, some things went wrong, but in the end I had a lot of fun, I learned a lot, I have a much better idea about what skills I need to work on next, and I got to feel like a part of the woodworking community.

I ended up with a stool that you could sit on. It was the right height to be comfortable for use with my rolling workbench, and the folding worked beautifully. The fact that it's so narrow that it's tippy and unsafe... well, that's a problem for that stool, but I can take the legs back off and re-use them (with longer dowels) to make a folding bench seat later.

So, yes. The stool itself won't see any use (too tippy!) but as an experience, I'm absolutely declaring my #SSBO a complete success. And a ton of fun. I can't wait for the next one!

[dustyotter]

I made a timelapse of my attempt to build myself a folding shop stool. Hopefully it entertains you!