There’s a particular kind of wizardry that comes with seeing things for what they can be, rather than what they are. You can build things that put smiles on people’s faces, and make them think.
- Guitar performance seat with built-in guitar stand. Holds acoustic, Electric, and bass guitars
- Collapsible design with quick release pin for compact storage
- Durable, padded seat cushion with removable ergonomic backrest
- 300lb weight capacity
This guitar stool is a perfect example. It doubles as a chair and as a decorative element. I imagine this being the focal point of conversation when you have friends over. If you’re a music lover, this one’s definitely for you!
This project requires woodworking skills. You’d have to cut the wood and turn it into something that resembles a guitar. Not very easy, right? But still doable, so cheer up. When it all comes down to it, the result is well worth your time and effort.
You’ll need a few materials but quite a lot of tools. Gather ’em up and start making your very own guitar stools!
Materials:
- Your choice of wood
- Plywood (for the template, optional)
- Epoxy
- Screws
Tools:
- Bandsaw or Jigsaw
- Router table
- 2” straight bit with ball bearing
- Rounding-over bit with ball bearing or file and sandpaper
- Hand plane
- Fret saw
- Drill
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Thanks to MartinAllenbwlss for this great project. You can get step-by-step instructions here…
Here’s a quick video tutorial…
