Sculpted armless bar stools pt 7/8: Assembly and glue up

In this episode, I glue and assemble the stool. I chose to use epoxy thickened with microballoons for the extra working time and potential gap filling it provides. I cut contrasting walnut plugs for the screw holes in the cherry with a plug cutter and separate them at the bandsaw before glueing them in after the stool is fully glued up. Next steps, more powercarving, shaping and then finish.

[@dontsearchthis3479]

Nice Job can’t wait to see the finished product

[@JeffMarxWoodworking]

Thank you!

[@rommelpablo1381]

Hi Jeff do you have temolate for this project?

[@chippychippy8291]

Hi Jeff, what is the stuff you mixed up, epoxy? And what is the white powder? Great videos

[@JeffMarxWoodworking]

That's right, I chose to use epoxy for these glueups for the additional working time as I was a little nervous. The white powder is glass bubble thickening agent as I was worried about potentially needing it to help fill potential gaps in my joinery. Thanks for the nice comments!

[@MrJackchap]

Nice job Jeff.any idea how much the wood cost for the stool-looks likecherry

[@JeffMarxWoodworking]

Correct, 8/4 cherry. I didn't do the math per stool, but for me that costs ~7$ per board foot. Glad you enjoyed, thanks!