Kid's Stepstool DIY Build For $5
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- 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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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!!
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.
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.
Looks like a perfect build for the little ones (who are growing up so quickly and are adorable!)
Theyre getting too heavy to carry all the time, this was needed! Lol. Thanks y'all
I'm loving your videos. You've got the prettiest blue eyes ever!
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
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.