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Sat, Feb 19, 2005, 2:40pm (EST+5) (Edwin=A0Pawlowski) says:
You can use a circular saw or a hand saw. The trick is getting them all
them same length. snip

Yep, very true. But, no prob about no wobble, several ways to do
that. A brick, and some matchbook covers always works well. Or, if you
prefer being a bit more exact, you get a really big sheet of sandpaper,
and pull the table back and forth across it, until you get the legs the
propr length. No prob.

JOAT
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