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[email protected] April 9th 11 02:55 AM

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Good way to use up some old 1/2" plywood!

Just a few screws here and there and some trimming and another project is
complete.

Weighs a ton!


Josepi[_17_] April 11th 11 02:08 AM

work table almost done - workbench_almost_done.jpg (0/1)
 
Nice.

Would it not have been just as stiff and less weight to put more "verticals"
from left to right and forgot the "laying down" 2x4s?

It seems to me they only add mass (maybe for hammering) but no rigidity
between the other support lumber. This is usually displaying in the building
codes. They don't care how many laying flat pieces you have, it's the
vertical thickness that counts.


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Good way to use up some old 1/2" plywood!

Just a few screws here and there and some trimming and another project is
complete.

Weighs a ton!



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