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I knew that at some point I would build something in my basement that
I would not be able to get out. The too narrow stairs come down around an awkward corner. The trestle for the new dining room table is now stuck. As I was glueing in the stretchers, I had a niggling feeling that I was overlooking something important.... but there have been so many close calls before that all ended happily. I will try to savage the situation by taking out the basement stairs, Perhaps grinding away part of the foundation at the critical corner is an option. Or we may simply have thankgiving dinner in the basement. But if i can't get it out, I don't know what I will do: a solid cherry worktable seems extravagant for a hobbyshop, but what else am I going to do with it? remind me why we like this sport? FMA |
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