Kid's Stepstool DIY Build For $5

A single 2x4 is all you'll need for materials on this stepstool - it couldn't be easier and the kids love it so far! Something new like this also makes brushing teeth a little easier because it's exciting for them.
Whether it's washing their own hands, rolling up cookie dough, brushing their teeth, or whatever else - they can now do it a little more independently!
3 - 12" for the step tops
2 - 10.5" for the bottom of the legs
2 - 7" pieces for the top of the legs
1 - 9" piece for the back bracing
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Tools Used:
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Kreg Jig Tool: amzn.to/3vrwAAB
Kreg Jig Screws: amzn.to/3txWdgJ
Dewalt Drills: amzn.to/3vtLG8G
Minwax Stain: amzn.to/2X1RrJz
Pre-Stain: amzn.to/336I3br
Miter Saw: amzn.to/3cMNa7n
Wood Glue: amzn.to/3Sasjv1
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[@GreekSuperman]

New father of a little, she loves helping at the sink and washing her hands. Had some scrap wood from a different garage shelving build lying around and found this video for a quick guide. Built it in under 30 mins and my daughter got to help paint it and now loves using it!! Thanks for the video!!

[@doctimw]

since you were planning to paint it, I would recommend the wooden plugs that fit the Kregs pocket holes. Would have given a cleaner appearance as that was what you were trying to accomplish.

[@Vaibhavkhairnar19]

Thanks for making this video. Its an clever idea, going to make soon. I might screw directly and do wood fill to cover up the screws since we are going to paint all.

[@Poor_Mans_DIY]

Looks like a perfect build for the little ones (who are growing up so quickly and are adorable!)

[@KellyConcepts]

Theyre getting too heavy to carry all the time, this was needed! Lol. Thanks y'all

[@jodycotton9454]

I'm loving your videos. You've got the prettiest blue eyes ever!

[@jmartinez562]

Rough work, decent results, however, I really enjoyed how real-world the build was, forgetting things, having a sloppy table while getting it done and of course having a battery issue

[@jourdeflamme8235]

Love the video but it's no $5 dollar job. Not when you factor in stain, pre stain and varnish. As well as paint and the tools that are required.
All of these factor in.