I saw a bench where the legs were concrete. Does anyone know
where I can find instructions for making forms for such a bench.

rec.home.repair is the best newsgroup on USENET.

Dick
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(Dick Adams) wrote in news:jdag9s$b26$1
@reader1.panix.com:

I saw a bench where the legs were concrete. Does anyone know
where I can find instructions for making forms for such a bench.

rec.home.repair is the best newsgroup on USENET.

Disagree, misc.taxes.moderated is, despite your disallowing my posts
recently grin. How much of which mead is it going to cost me to get my
questions posted next time another grin?

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On Mon, 26 Dec 2011 19:01:16 +0000 (UTC), (Dick
Adams) wrote:

I saw a bench where the legs were concrete. Does anyone know
where I can find instructions for making forms for such a bench.

Don tucker has a blog and forum where several concrete workers hang
out and he contributes from time to time. This is one of his
concrete benches;
http://www.makersgallery.com/concrete/gg-tucker.html

He's got some even more impressive ones but this was the first one I
hit on Google.

Find his forum & read up on all the different ways you can make forms
or freehand concrete. the sky is the limit.

Jim

Dick Adams wrote the following:
I saw a bench where the legs were concrete. Does anyone know
where I can find instructions for making forms for such a bench.

rec.home.repair is the best newsgroup on USENET.

Dick
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and misc.legal.moderated


I found this set of plans by googling - concrete bench end plans
http://www.renovation-headquarters.c...hes-garden.htm
Feel free to continue the google search for more.


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On Dec 26, 5:51*pm, willshak wrote:
Dick Adams wrote the following:

I saw a bench where the legs were concrete. *Does anyone know
where I can find instructions for making forms for such a bench.

rec.home.repair is the best newsgroup on USENET.

Dick
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* * * *and *misc.legal.moderated

I found this set of plans by googling *- concrete bench end planshttp://www.renovation-headquarters.com/benches-garden.htm
Feel free to continue the google search for more.

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Bill
In Hamptonburgh, NY
In the original Orange County. Est. 1683
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I'd put this in the 'life is too short' category, unless I just wanted
a special style or the feeling of accomplishment. Local concrete
products place will have the precast stuff in stock, stronger than you
can make with home-made forms, and with a smoother finish.

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aemeijers wrote the following:
On Dec 26, 5:51 pm, willshak wrote:
Dick Adams wrote the following:

I saw a bench where the legs were concrete. Does anyone know
where I can find instructions for making forms for such a bench.
rec.home.repair is the best newsgroup on USENET.
Dick
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Moderator: misc.taxes.moderated
and misc.legal.moderated
I found this set of plans by googling - concrete bench end plans http://www.renovation-headquarters.c...hes-garden.htm
Feel free to continue the google search for more.

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Bill
In Hamptonburgh, NY
In the original Orange County. Est. 1683
To email, remove the double zeroes after @

I'd put this in the 'life is too short' category, unless I just wanted
a special style or the feeling of accomplishment. Local concrete
products place will have the precast stuff in stock, stronger than you
can make with home-made forms, and with a smoother finish.

Yep, I found those in my search, but he asked for instructions on how to
make the forms. If he had added "...or where to buy them", I would have
provided a search link for those too.
You should have responded to him rather than me.



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