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Picnic table all done!
I just finished this puppie a few weeks ago. All comments welcome. Thanks
http://www.wood-workers.com/users/joshberger/rwd1.html Josh |
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Picnic table all done!
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Josh writes: I just finished this puppie a few weeks ago. All comments welcome. Thanks http://www.wood-workers.com/users/joshberger/rwd1.html Josh Hey Josh, that's pretty! As pretty folded up as not, neat patterns there. Just curious - why the four panels in the top? Artistic design or trying to minimize use of long boards? Or some structural advantages I've not thought of? -BAT |
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