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This was one of the first projects I made when I started woodworking about 18 months ago. It’s a hall bench from a plan that I found on the internet somewhere. I modified it a bit. Almost all of it is made from standard sized red oak from Home Depot but with round walnut supports to lift it with at the top. The finish is an oil/varnish mix. As you can see I used Festool dominos that provide support (pics 5 & 6) for the part you sit on, which is a cushion my wife made on 1/2 inch mdf. It’s pretty sturdy. My wife was skeptical about the dominos being able to support the weight of a couple of people sitting on it so I used more than I would have otherwise.
-- Northern California http://www.lloydus.com
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CharlieM1958
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#1 posted 1417 days ago
Pretty ambitious for an early project. Very well done!
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Mikeyf56
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#2 posted 1417 days ago
Very nice!
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Innovator
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#3 posted 1417 days ago
Great job by you and your wife.
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jockmike2
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#4 posted 1417 days ago
I like the design and use of woods. Has a Roman look to it.
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Ben Kahmann
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#5 posted 1417 days ago
Nice. I wouldn’t have thought to use dominoes in that fashion. Creative
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a1Jim
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#6 posted 1416 days ago
super bench
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