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Old 12-31-2015, 07:43 AM
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Default Pattern to build a singer sewing stool ?

Does anyone know of a source for a pattern to build a singer sewing stool? My web search didn't yield anything.

I'd like to build one to match the Singer 71 cabinet
http://ismacs.net/singer_sewing_mach...ny/71_cab.html.

I do have the stool that matches the # 42 cabinet http://ismacs.net/singer_sewing_mach...ny/42_cab.html , but I'd rather have a pattern than have to think and figure in reverse, with an item that isn't an exact match. And my woodworking experience is...limited.

The stools aren't found often around here. I have seen repro ones at a sewing shop, but these didn't appear to be made out of hardwood. DH has a good selection of ash and elm that can be used.

Thank you!
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Old 12-31-2015, 12:39 PM
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As near as I can tell the cabinet in the link you posted is Mahogany. Other woods, even with stain, won't match well.
I doubt anyone has drawn up a set of plans for it. The Singer stools I have are both pretty much the same height and size so you can base your stool on those measurements.
If you're lucky maybe a member here has one and will give you some detailed measurements.
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Walnut. Good point. Well, there is a good lumber supplier nearby, and it won't take much.
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I think most of the stools I've seen are basically the same except the legs were styled different to match the cabinet.

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Old 01-01-2016, 04:33 AM
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My mother had one of those stools....then it moved on to my sister when mom passed. My sister has passed away also....wonder if old brother-in-law still has that stool??
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I have that stool, do you want measurements?
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Thank you, yes. A photo of the top w seat removed, if it shows the joints, would be wonderful, too.
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Would this style work for you?





I'd rather send it off than put it in storage. It does not match the cabinet I got it with, and I have no blond cabinets, and no desire to refinish it myself.
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Yes, thank you very much Macy! Small refinishing I do, it's the bigger projects I have trouble with. . Please let me know how much for shipping. I love those joints...built to last!
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Yea! one more item I don't have to find room for LOL!! BTW - I got the bottonholer, very happy to have that!
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