Of course, we’re all about building your own shop seat. Or having a wife (like Sean does) that’s cool enough to buy you custom paper writing service your own custom Toolmonger shop stool. But if you just want a quick, cheap place to sit, Northern Tool is currently offering their $50 (overpriced) shop chair for (a quite reasonable) $36.
It’s a “double ring” stool, which means you can rest your feet either on the bottom ring or pull ’em up to the top ring to make a lap to work on. Like an office chair, it spins and you can pneumatically raise it from 27″ to as high as 32″. One drawback: You’ll have to put up with the Northern Tool ad on the seat. But hey, you won’t see it ’cause you’ll be sitting on it, right?
NI Pneumatic Stool w/Backrest [Northern Tool]
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Where did your wife get the custom stool made? That is pretty cool.
and when you go 6’8″ and 320 lbs, like I do, there is one question:
This is Northern Tool we’re talking about, right? How good is their warranty?
Old Tool Guy…..According to the Q & A on their website:
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What weight is this chair able to hold/support?
This Northern Industrial stool has a weight capacity of 240 pounds.
Looks like you would void the warranty just by glancing at it….:)
Shipping is high for this unit.. go to Amazon, plenty of free shipping alternatives there…