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Default want to build a pinic table that sits 10 people

anyone got plans for one


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On Wed, 15 Jun 2005 21:50:51 GMT, "
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anyone got plans for one


Google: http://www.sticksite.com/picnic.htm

Make it longer and use three leg braces, not two.

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anyone got plans for one


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How wide are their asses? This is critical to know if your wife's family
will all be sitting on one side of the table.


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On Wed, 15 Jun 2005 21:50:51 GMT, "
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anyone got plans for one


These simple styles are going to be an awfully long thin bench, if they
seat 10. How about going circular, or (more easily) a hexagon, octagon
or decagon?

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wrote:
anyone got plans for one


thanks so much .


Try this:
http://www.handymanwire.com/articles/picnic.html. It's an 8
foot table. You can easily scale it to 10 feet if you need. I built
six of these things for a pool that we belong to. Very easy to build.
I like the support beam under the seat for this, and with 10 people
you'll probably need it.

Alternatively, as someone else suggested, the
octgo...octgert...octogoganl...the 8 sided table might also work.



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anyone got plans for one


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How wide are their asses? This is critical to know if your wife's family
will all be sitting on one side of the table.


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" wrote:
I was kinda looking for something like this ..


Well, it looks like you have one nearby that you can look at closely.
Try taking picures of it from the appropriate angles and print them onto
graph paper. Scale it to whatever dimensions you'd like and use that as
your plan. This is a text only NG, BTW, if you want to post pix you'll
get less flack if you post to news:alt.binaries.pictures.woodworking,
it's designed to display pictures. Lots of ISPs won't show pictures in
a non-pictures NG, they'll just filter them out.

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