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I have a large pile of wood outside that is hopefully going to become an
allotment shed, following the demise of my previous much loved item : http://www.flashgorman.com/shed.jpg Naturally being an allotment shed I want to build it for absolutely no money at all and the wood I have is all scavenged FOC. This policy has left me lacking some big fence post type bits of wood to make up the four corners of the shed. I do have some thick timbers but they are all three foot long, so what I want to do is join them together somewho to make six foot posts. Anyone know the best way to do this? All the joints I have seen are for joining stuff at right angles. Or maybe there is another way of doing it? Cheers |
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