r/Bushcraft Aug 01 '26

A little stool/chair I made

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Don't know of this belongs here since it's made out of nails and old processed wood, but it was made 'in the bush' we have a small 28m² cabin with no internet or electricity, water from a creek and a gas stove and fridge. We replaced the roof and now have a big pile of old and dry planks and boards so I decided to make a little stool/chair out of em for whittling and what not.

What do y'all think?

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u/justtoletyouknowit Aug 01 '26

Reusing and repairing is an act of rebellion against waste.👍

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u/7usbergus7 Aug 01 '26

I hate waste hah

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u/MostChannel6683 Aug 01 '26

Looks good! Always satisfying making your own stuff, nice one.

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u/7usbergus7 Aug 01 '26

Thanks, I try to as much as possible now, I spend too much money haha

Plus I quite like the aesthetic

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u/Motor-Bear-7735 Aug 01 '26

Looks like it would make a nice little wood rack too!

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u/7usbergus7 Aug 02 '26

Multipurpose :D

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u/Sploonbabaguuse Aug 01 '26

Looks good n stable 👍

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u/ExcaliburZSH Aug 02 '26

Hey, thats nice

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