I wanted to make a really quick stool that could be used at the pottery wheel. The main goals for this build was to build something quickly since I needed something in the next couple of hours. Also, the stool needed to be sturdy and able to sit on uneven ground.

Because of these constraints, I decide to build a quick angled tri-leg stool. The angles were done by using a forstner bit to drill into a jointer 2x6 (which had a natural curve in it). Then some tenons were created out a 2x4.

The overall cost of this stool was very low since it was made out of all scrap wood. I was also lucky to find a warped piece of 2x6 which naturally lent a curve to the base of the tool.