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1. 
   Samson | Jul 29, 2005 12:21am | #1

   Two legs in front (facing the bar) so that you can get closer to the bar and also because you can put in a cross bar/foot rest between the two. 

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   joinerswork | Jul 29, 2005 03:11pm | #2

   Roger,

   My suggestion is to make a prototype first.  I scrapped my three legged shop stool for one with four legs; it kept wanting to tip over.  That was with a sober operator!

   Regards,

   Ray

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   81treehouse | Jul 30, 2005 06:37am | #3

   Four legs unless you make the stools like in a Jackson Hole bar where you sit on saddles and hold onto to saddle horn.  But I did see a 21 year old girl (free drinks on your 21st) on crutches almost fall off until her "friends" caught her.

    A bad day woodworking is better than a good day working -- yes, I'm retired!