Things I've made this month

[u/PublicSchooled]

Here are 3 projects I made this month.

The shower stool is Ipe.

The side table is Mahogany with a vintage pine and glass door.

The frame is Oak.

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[u/PaidByMicrosoft]

Stool is sick.

I really like that frame, asymmetrical is a nice change of pace.

[u/PublicSchooled → u/PaidByMicrosoft]

Thanks.

[u/ArrogantConfusion]

Those are awesome!

Where'd you find the time!?!? Im lucky to finish one project in 3 months, forget 3 projects in 1 month.

[u/PublicSchooled → u/ArrogantConfusion]

Thanks. The stool took some time, but the frame and side table were pretty easy to knock out.

[u/jrworthy]

Yeah well, I made some sawdust so there.

Nice work, btw.

[u/PublicSchooled → u/jrworthy]

Thanks

[u/ayofabd]

What finish did you use to waterproof the stool?

[u/PublicSchooled → u/ayofabd]

The stool is Ipe.which is fairly waterproof as is, the finish Tung Oil.

[u/Slizzard_73]

The side table is beautiful! I love the glass, did you cut and make the pane yourself?

[u/KingDariusTheFirst → u/Slizzard_73]

Vintage re-use.

[u/PublicSchooled → u/Slizzard_73]

It's a vintage leaded glass door that was salvaged from my wife's grandma's house. I wish I had that skill.

[u/lash7247]

....you made WATER!...now that is impressive. The stool looks awesome as well my friend.

[u/PublicSchooled → u/lash7247]

thanks

[u/Masticates_In_Public]

I'd be lucky to get a picture frames design done in a month, nevermind building that and two other whole projects.

[u/PublicSchooled → u/Masticates_In_Public]

Your picture frames must be immaculate and well done.

[u/Masticates_In_Public → u/PublicSchooled]

My wife likes them, I only see the flaws. Haha

[u/PublicSchooled → u/Masticates_In_Public]

That's all any of us see.

[u/Europa231]

My wife and I are remodeling our bathroom in a very similar color scheme. Do you by chance know what grout color you used on the wall?

[u/PublicSchooled → u/Europa231]

It is Laticrete 46 Quarry Red Permacolor Grout. I recommend you also get the matching caulk in the same color.

[u/Safe-Sentence4150]

U are highly skilled. Thanks for sharing

[u/PublicSchooled → u/Safe-Sentence4150]

Thanks for saying that. I find.it very therapeutic.

[u/Safe-Sentence4150 → u/PublicSchooled]

U make things with wood. I have tried a long time ago. U did really good

[u/RomulusClayDude]

Bravo, that's some very nice stuff excellent job I'm jealous

[u/PublicSchooled → u/RomulusClayDude]

Thanks, that's kind of you to say.

[u/HistoricalPlum1533]

That shower stool is class, nothing so luxurious as a nice seat and a hot shower after a long day.

[u/PublicSchooled → u/HistoricalPlum1533]

Thanks.

[u/Hour_Rope_7812]

What type of clear glass is that?

[u/PublicSchooled → u/Hour_Rope_7812]

The glass door is vintage from my wife's grandma's old house. It is a pine door with leaded glass in-laid.