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Here’s how I managed to get this far, without a major setback (and I think I can fix the dog hole alignment issue without too much pain.)
I try to break it down into manageable steps, then order them to make sure they’re done in the right order.
Would love comments AND Critiques!
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3 comments so far
Damian Penney
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posted 226 days ago
I always mean to do something like this (but never do), cool.
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sIKE
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posted 226 days ago
Great list! Check!
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Scott Bryan
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posted 226 days ago
That is a wonderful way to detail a project. This is something that most of us simply do not do but it is a nice idea to summarize the critical steps in a project. This is an especially good idea for complex builds like your bench but I can see benefit from even simple projects.
Nice idea.
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