Ponoko - All items tagged with seat

2 ponOcto stools

madeonjupiter — Sun, 19 Jun 2011 07:36:19 GMT

This is a raw flatpack kit yielding 2 sturdy ponOcto stools. What you get is the raw CNC cut. Which means that you will have to - cut the pieces loose by cutting through the tabs - sand off burr and edges (one pass with 100 grit, then finish with 200) Assembly: - choose the nicest side of the seat and put that face down on the floor - insert 3 legs into the seat (3, NOT 4!) - slot in the ring (again, notice the nicest face) - insert last leg - stand stool upright - with a rubber mallet (or a hammer, but using a piece of wood as buffer), knock the ring in place by hitting close to the legs - work gradually and avoid hitting too hard (work on a hard surface, like a concrete floor) - insert the 4 little keyhole pegs into the holes in the seat and knock them in place Paint or seal the stool for longevity.

Liberty Stool

simonepompei — Sun, 26 Feb 2012 12:12:29 GMT

this is a liberty stool. All you have to do is mount it and attach the seat with glue or screw.

Solid Cardboard Curvy Chair, Seat or Bench

TheSustainabilityWorkshop — Sun, 24 Jun 2012 18:15:36 GMT

30 sheets of 15"x31" P3 6.7mm Cardboard make this plan. Extrude a curvy bench along 6 individual 3/4" wood dowels that you supply. Glue each cardboard piece together and you will be amazed by how durable this block can be. Sand it with a finish sander with course grit if you want... I build these by hand as prototypes and live with them. You won't believe how well they last. Even if your cat scratches it, you can "sand" it. I like to use a random orbit sander and a dust mask, then vacuum. Worried about how you can assemble this? No worries. Message me and I'll tell you more. It's expensive, but trust me, when I make stuff like this in my shop people love the results. https://sites.google.com/site/strongestcardboard/