Here’s the challenge: must be 20” wide, (no challenge at all). BUT, it’s got to be 18” deep, requires a 15 degree tilt, and the minister is short! Try it out: if you span a depth of 18”, 15 degrees will hide the minister! The solution was to level off the top at about 14”. -- Len Rogers
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4 comments so far
JB
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#1 posted 1610 days ago
Nice project and well done.
I am also impressed that you called it a lectern and no a podium. So many people don’t know the difference these days :) .
Have a Merry Christmas.
JB
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Karson
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#2 posted 1610 days ago
Great job. what is is going to sit on.
-- I've been blessed with a father who liked to tinker in wood, and a wife who lets me tinker in wood. Southern Delaware karson_morrison@bigfoot.com †
Richforever
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#3 posted 1610 days ago
That grain is gorgeous! Thanks for posting.
-- Rich, Seattle, WA
Len
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#4 posted 1609 days ago
Thank you for your nice comments!
It’s going to sit on a base that is already there. The grain match was easy: just used one board for the base, cut to lengths needed, and numbered them. Then, morticed “by the numbers”. Voila: grain match all around!
By the way, what distinguishes a lectern from a podium?
Len
-- Len Rogers
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