Let's cut down that bar stool to chair height! Hey! What’s going on, Todd Shaw with another episode of The Saw Dust Dude! Thanks for watching! We’ve got a woodworking project for you today, how to cut down a bar stool to make it chair size.

Can You, do it? Oh yeah! I’ll walk you through this step-by-step process, How to cut down a bar stool and make it chair size. By the way, chair height is anywhere from 15" to 20", the average is about 18". Make sure you stick around to the very end for some bonus Pro Tips!

In this video I used, or show cased these products:

Mohawk PRO-MARK® MARKERS

The Pro-Mark® capillary marker features excellent flow. Whether you need to touch-up 1 inch or 20 feet, the Pro-Mark® Marker does it the first time and every time. The colors are the most fade resistant, the most resistant to color shift from top coating and have the best bleed resistance. The nib offers superior flow along with the durability needed to do all normal repair work. The nib remains usable for the life of the marker. Marks equally well with the edge, the bottom or the tip. Good adhesion to most surfaces and resistance to polishes are built into the Pro-Mark® Marker. Custom color matching available.

Mohawk BRUSH TIP MARKERS
Features a micro brush-tip applicator to allow you to apply color exactly where it is needed without any messy powders, fluids or odors. Simple and easy to use, this wood graining marker applies color to imitate the natural grain appearance of wood surfaces after minor repairs. Features clear crisp colors that hold a thin line. Low to no odor, easy to use, teach and learn. Quick and easy application, no messy powders, extra brushes or liquids.

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