I built this stool in between some of my commissioned work. I wanted some exposure to round wedged tenons in anticipation of the chairs I will be making in the future. I used a Red Oak cut-off from a local cabinet shop to make the top, with legs made of Hickory from the scrap pile.
My Brother-in-law helped with the turning of which I have little experience. Walnut wedges in saw kerfs keep things tight. This is also my first time using hide glue.
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