During the design process lasted 6 generations of sketchup designs. The final model (which doesn’t include some decorative details and is 10cm taller than the final build) is now available online.
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spaids
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#1 posted 1115 days ago
ohhhh. Thats smart.
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#2 posted 1115 days ago
I love your solution for the front stretcher to allow such easy movement of the slider while allowing the parallel guide to not interfere with the shelf. Brilliant design, may have to do a retrofit for my own Roubo.
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#3 posted 1114 days ago
Looks like it’s gonna be an awesome bench, mate. Can’t wait to see it finished!
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