Folding stair case Idea! / woodcrafts / woodworking

[@lesterdelacruz5088]

Your videos taught me I need to develop a style made of a few simple components and techniques. The dowel hinges and plywood. Hopefully I can transcend my amateur hacked together creations finally.

[@jimtownsend7899]

Very clever! And I like how you went back to showing how you cut out everything, before using the Cntrl C and V mallets. Also, I wouldn't get on it until I have plenty of screws in it. Cyanoacrylate and brad nails would not be enough to support my 6'3", 260 lb (190 cm, 118 kilos) carcass! And I am far more timid than you regarding heights, even on small step stools. Thanks, Dekay!

[@nolegotube]

Watching your works is truly a spectacle. Your technique is from another world. Thanks for your videos.

[@robthewaywardwoodworker9956]

Love that it has armrests! Great build. I would maybe include stretchers under the treads to reduce the flex in each stair. Just a thought. Cheers from Canada.

[@rving7858]

Hola, buen trabajo. Podria por favor hacer un video de la cama- sofa plegable deslizable.. para ahorrar espacio, gracias

[@viorsa8200]

Excelente proyecto muy bien desarrollado y mejor ejecutado , una silla/escalera muy original y peculiar , como casi todo lo que usted hace , gracias por compartir tanto ingenió y conocimientos , un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón (Galicia) 🤓🛠️ 🔝

[@woodworkingCT]

I make woodworking

[@Xanthelei]

I love that you give measurements for your designs as well. This is something I might actually make because, as a short person, it would be really handy to have a chair that can turn into a step ladder for reaching the top shelf of the cabinets in the kitchen!

[@vladimir51ful]

@Xanthelei, Does the video have dimensions?

[@Xanthelei]

@@vladimir51ful Timestamp is in the description.

[@vladimir51ful]

@@Xanthelei, Excuse the old man, could you clarify where this description is?

[@Xanthelei]

@vladimir51ful No worries, it changes a bit between web browser and phone app. On the browser, it's the box below the video title and channel name where you can see how many views the video has and when it was published. You click anywhere on the box to expand it. On the mobile app, it's also below the video and title, but above the channel name. You have to look for the "more..." in line with the upload date and video views and tap on that specifically to see the full description. In there, there's a timestamp that is highlighted as a link for you to click/tap, and it'll start the video up at the right time to see the blueprint and hear him talk about it. Hope that helps!

[@mokongtv123]

물통에 소주를 담은 건 아니겠죠? 좋은 영상 김사합니다^^

[@davethesignguy4414]

Awsome build. I don't think I would trust brad nails and glue to hold me on the stairs though.

[@madmax5579]

Y como no apreciar tan hermoso trabajo tus proyectos siempre hacen la diferencia siempre sorprenden saludos

[@miltonsperring5970]

thank you for donating your time to the greater good of others.

[@대한측기한부장]

보고있어도 신세계네요. 오토캐드를 어떻게 쓰는지 처음보니 더욱더 신기해요. 조만간 커피들고 놀러가겠습니다.^^

[@oromiakorea_video]

Your videos are always good. There is also wit~!

[@mhamedlaidioui7582]

Magnifique merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo c’est toujours un plaisir d’apprendre mon ami 👍🙏👍

[@MrGomerpyell]

Its not too high. You are too short. Great video.

[@electronic7979]

Excellent project. I liked it

[@andyfarmer759]

Probably your best project yet. Great job.

[@silknfeathers]

Hardly unique, but nice work.

[@acl4734]

Great job, Dekay. I like multifunctional objects that avoid multiplicity and this is a good example. A nice chadder (chair+ladder). You have made a great video. Congratulations. Thank you for sharing the idea. We wait for the next one. 👍😉

[@luismunoz9580]

Excelente trabajo, yo no soy carpintero,pero me gustaría tratar de realizarla, si es posible me gustaría que me mandaras medidas, sino se puede, de todas maneras mil gracias, y estaremos pendientes de tus grandes ideas

[@JT-fl1wr]

Ouahou...tout a la main,pas de cnc, bravo, magnifique boulot

[@brianwarner7523]

I really like those chair/ladder creations. You did a brilliant job of making your own style of chair.

[@sddiymakeitworthit7512]

Always amazing projects 👍

[@francisbuil1433]

Ggggggggggggggooood ! and Magic !!! 💪👍👍👍👍👍 (From France/Pyrénées)

[@휘파파-h4q]

별도 스탭스툴 두고 쓰는데..진짜 좋은 아이디어네요..탐난다..

[@dekayscrafts]

시청해 주셔서 감사합니다 😊

[@garagemonkeysan]

Awesome film. Super project, nice engineering and fab. Mahalo for sharing! : )

[@dekayscrafts]

Thanks =)

[@stavros_katsopr]

Finally, back to practical creativity, with a bit of help (magic tricks/ autoglue/ etc etc), plus Ctrl+C/Ctrl+V of course! And always good music and plans. Dekay we know and love! Good to see you again mate, be well, cheers. PS No more camping? Or just preparing?

[@dekayscrafts]

I didn't have time to go camping I can't promise a date, but I will definitely upload the video again.

[@mfcarpino]

Awesome design.

[@jm5143]

IMHO the quality of your work deserves a better dust collection even sawing !…

[@RocketChild]

this is so cleaver and multifunctional :D

[@Amaranthyne]

I always love seeing your creations! So ingenious!

[@jinsweet2373]

와 신박하네요 역시 김팀장님~

[@norbertgallice7769]

Good job my friend. Very nice 👍👍👏👏 Friendship to France

[@canedobrazil3209]

LIKE FROM BRAZIL

[@AntonioRamirez-bt7sz]

Excelente trabajo, gracias por compartir, dice free plan, como lo puedo obtener? Gracias nuevamente.

[@존윅-p7m]

매일 매일 구경 잘 하고 있습니다.. 어떻게 저렇게 만드나..신기하기도 하고 재미 있습니다.. 근데..일반 초보자나 중급자가 따라 만들수 있는 정도의 가구나 도구 만들어 주시면 고맙겠습니다.. 기대할게요..^^

[@woodworkingCT]

I make woodworking

[@Gus0046]

Excelente trabajo amigo!! Te felicito. 👍

[@MYs0708]

I sure, he is very very enjoyed him work 👏👏👏

[@OASIS9123]

Lovely work! 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@dannybaker2763]

Love this build. Definitely going to try it out. Cheers.

[@TheKeystoneChannel]

You should sell that design to Ikea 😁

[@АдильАбдилмажитов]

Отличная идея🌝

[@TheWeekendWoodshop]

I truly admire your creativity and your engineering mind. The things you have created are amazing. This video is just one more of those amazing creations. Well done 😁

[@lionelyork4960]

Bonjour 🇨🇵 👏👏👏🤩✌️👍🍾🥂😉

[@Nigelsarmo]

Love your designs!

[@animewebb5585]

Woodworking Einstein !!

[@inuxkr]

멋진작품 잘 봤습니다. 그런데 목봉 고정을 어떻게 하신건가요? 목심끼운것만으로 안빠지나요?

[@dekayscrafts]

목심 끼우고 본드 바른것 만으로 충분히 고정 돼요 😊

[@floriangarreau]

i like your skill on Autocad, i'm a technical drawer ;) i Use autocad solidoworks / inventor and other 2D/3D software. by the way nice design :)

[@jegzee7494]

Genius idea

[@mueblespublicidadapoloitur7533]

exelente trabajo , como siempre , y gracias por compartir medidas

[@johnsappjr2706]

Genius. Does that magic hammer work on money? Lol great video

[@randyrandolph9709]

You do awesome work 👏 love watching your channel.

[@dekayscrafts]

Thanks Randy❤

[@FritsvanDoorn]

Super! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@MarioJBGugisch]

actually surprized it didnt break/unglued when you stepped over it.. cool design, but i dont see it lasting for too long.

[@marcobucci882]

Fai bene a salirci cauto, con soli spillini e colla "in testa" Però l'idea mi piace. 👍🏽

[@liftedpurplehaze]

I would be careful using the step stool. Jimbo’s garage built one and it flatted out while he was on it. I would place some rubber matting on the parts that touch the ground.

[@dekayscrafts]

Thanks =)

[@wheicanppu8113]

Hati hati Oppa, bising tikosewad... Tapi kursinya kuat si, untunglah... Hhee

[@hiphan99]

오늘도 잘보고 갑니다 몇주째 마이터게이지를 대신할 각도재단을 도울 뭔가를 만들고 싶은데 지능이 안도와주네요.. 혹시 그런거 만들어보신적 있으신가요???

[@dekayscrafts]

원형톱 있으시면 크로스컷 지그 만들면 가능합니다. =)

[@hiphan99]

@@dekayscrafts 크로스컷 지그 검색해보겠습니다 감사합니다~~

[@Erik_The_Viking]

We call those Franklin Chairs - they're very practical.

[@ganeshtn2098]

Liked and already subscribed

[@hugain]

Me encantó, gracias

[@김한솔-h4k]

순접하시는 접착제와 타카핀 어떤거 사용하시는지 알려주실 수 있을까요?

[@YAMAHER]

I must make the same 🙂! ❤️❤️

[@ДмитрийСтоляров-ю8ж]

Супер👍

[@corretor-giliardi]

Muito bom ! voce usou 15 mm ou 18 mm ???

[@dekayscrafts]

15mm =)

[@vincentbailly5791]

Wunderful !😀👍

[@melecbet7]

Hi Dekay, Very nice job, as always nice and useful furniture. I want to ask you, if I use other material as MDF of 19 mm for instance. Do you think that this will handle a 80 kg person? Thank you.

[@hollt693]

MDF by itself isn't particularly strong, as it has no grain like natural wood. That said, there are simple ways to reinforce it. I built myself a platform bed a couple of years ago with a top made from a 4'x8' sheet of MDF with a wooden frame attached underneath with beams every 2'. That combination made the frame strong enough to to hold 500+ pounds.

[@chomp54321]

Very nice adaptation. Would you be able to provide a SketchUp file? Sorry, I know you have shown a plan, but I'm a bit lazy. 😁

[@fabricemenoud3296]

Excellent travail 👏👍👨‍🦽💨

[@cindyharrison4191]

Great 👍

[@antosujarwo5015]

Mantab iki

[@박효동-q4g]

친절하게도 도면 칫수 까지 공개 해주심을 감사 드립니다 ^^

[@dekayscrafts]

감사합니다 ^^

[@quentincoetzee4313]

This sparked memories of a step-stool my family had back in the day (might still exist, but not sure). Worked on a similar principle in that there was a set of two steps that used a wooden pole as an axis to rest inside the stool's negative space between the supports. Then, once the step-stool was needed, just pull the steps out and they'd rotate on the pole. There was also a hole cut into the top step/stool surface to serve as a handle (and later down the line, a fun way to play with the cat as a paw repeatedly peaked through the handle to try and smack the cat-toy we had interested our feline friend in). Otherwise, at 6:45, I am wondering that maybe one thing that could be sparking the fear is the lack of reinforcement for the underside of the stairs. I can see myself thinking that if I were to try stand on that, I'd be really worried that I'd accidentally snap the step in half with my weight. Going back to my old family stepstool, one thing I remember was that the steps themselves were mounted on top of other wood cutouts that were attached to the axis. I bring that up because of the way that the force of the climber would impact on the structure: the steps themselves would experience a compression force at the sides close to where the feet would be. As opposed to your design, where the nails/screws and glue combination would instead result in a tensile force when stepped on, as all the support is concentrated at the sides and there is no support directly below. I am wondering if the fear you were feeling is maybe worry about the steps failing. So that's why I brought up what I did. Don't get me wrong, I still really like this design. I am just trying to narrow down what might be causing you to feel fear. Maybe one idea could be: try reinforcing the two top steps with additional supports. In particular, try placing the supports for those steps directly underneath where you'd expect your feet to be on either side of each step. That way, climbing will instead create a compression force against the underside supports, and some tension will be taken off the screws in the sides. If the fear you were experiencing possibly came from a worry about the structural integrity of the stairs, that's one way I can think of to try remedy that.

[@dekayscrafts]

I agree with your opinion. Thanks for the comment. =)

[@aimaryuni2934]

Keren sekali

[@unprofessionalstudies4675]

Add a little and Separate it and you have two chairs and a ladder

[@PeterNetped]

Top..

[@ggogangjin]

아... 도면 받아보고 싶으다...!

[@chakireladraoui9331]

Good

[@emhmedalhagg4422]

جميل جدا 🥰

[@myghkl]

Is the width of the pieces that form the chair back 535 or 540?

[@deborahpope1130]

How do I get the"free plans" for this folding step chair?

[@boosik]

저 만원에 사겠습니다 주세요!

[@peaceinwar]

이..왜..찐...?!

[@dekayscrafts]

ㅋㅋㅋ 이미 딸래미가 픽 했어~

[@cowboy7645]

Cool as always, I love your stuff especially the kinematic things. But please don‘t use the upper step!!! If the center of gravity of your body will be behind the pivot point, which is the edge of the leg to the ground, gravity will do its job. And this nobody wants as we want to see more of your videos.👍

[@Tueuragage2]

coooooolllll

[@dabgthirteen]

Hope you could provide the "plan" for the "Floating & Auto-lifting : Table & Bookcase Shelf [woodworking]" 🙏

[@pascalmalus8930]

Super je veux bien les plans

[@arturkyatov5740]

5+ 👍👍👍

[@ВсилийМилютин]

Здравствуйте А можно размеры? Такой же хочу сделать

[@RocoLapin]

오늘은 또 어떤 참신한걸 보여주시려나?

[@ElChokin]

Yo apuntaría las maderas con clavos, no me fiaría de mi peso jajajajjaja buen trabajo, como siempre, saludos. 我會用釘子指著木頭，我不相信我的體重哈哈哈哈哈哈幹得好，一如既往，問候。 Wǒ huì yòng dīngzi zhǐzhe mùtou, wǒ bù xiāngxìn wǒ de tǐzhòng hāhāhāhā hā hā gàn dé hǎo, yīrújìwǎng, wènhòu.

[@arifhasan2003]

Which kind of wood this is?

[@deerafl1979]

no need for extra support under each steps? Looks quite scary considering that those arent solid woods

[@vladimir51ful]

나는 몇 가지 질문을 명확히하고 싶습니다-왜 가이드가 공작물 위로 미끄러지지 않습니까? 거기에 무엇이 붙어 있습니까? 둘째,실험하지 않기 위해 차원을 보는 것은 상처를주지 않을 것입니다. 그리고 어떻게 든 나는 당신이 사다리를 오르는 것을 경보로 보았다.

[@makewithmegma]

🔥💕👍

[@mariaotca434]

😍😍❤️❤️

[@AztecWarrior69_69]

Anyone know what design program he is using?

[@fartoot321]

would you share the plan for this chair

[@zaharych]

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@백수그자체]

모델링 툴 프로그램 어떤거 쓰시는건지 알 수 있을까여?

[@dekayscrafts]

오토캐드 입니다~

[@savvycreativeadventurer]

What nail gun are you using?

[@dekayscrafts]

milwaukee fn18gs =)

[@savvycreativeadventurer]

@@dekayscrafts awesome! thank you