Guitar Pick Stool - Template

Build your own Guitar Pick Stool, with these templates you will be able to craft this beautiful, comfortable, extremely versatile, 3 legged stool! 

Skills Used 

Maloof Joinery

Power Carving

Digital - These are scanned at a 1:1 ratio, you'll receive a pdf that you can print your self or take to a print shop to get printed

Paper - We will mail you full scale paper templates, you can then glue to a substrate and create your own templates.

Plywood - We mail you a set of laser cut templates from 1/4'' thick plywood, ready to trace and create your own stool

Limited editing - We mail you a set of laser cut Bubinga veneered templates, only 10 sets available! 

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Customer Reviews

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Rick Hodgson
Trouble with printouts

For some reason, I was unable to print out the template full scale, probably operator error. But I was able to get enough info off what I had to produce hard templates. The stool is still in progress. The Maloof joint is great!! My woodworking Guild was really impressed with that joint. I'm hoping to finish the stool soon. - Rick from DE

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Jeff Wagner

Guitar Pick Stool - Template

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Ken Fullett
Guitar Pick Stool - Would have preferred a dimensioned drawing

The template comes with a list of deimensions on the left side. I would have preferred the dimensions on the template itself--it would be much clearer.

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Bryan Flaig
Guitar Pick Stool Template

Worked out great! I used walnut. First time making a Maloof joint and first time making any sort of hardwood furniture. I'm hooked!

Wow a couple first times here, congrats! Nice work!

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Nick Thies
guitar pick stool

I only had a A4 plan. However having made a few of your Maloof style chairs already, and using your excellent video, I had no problems making it. I wanted it as a side coffee table for the low back chair which sits on our front verandah, and so left the top flat and shaped the bottom. I found that if I ground down to the base of the Maloof joint I would end up with a very skinny top of the leg, and ended up filling the space. I'll send you a photo .



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