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This is the second project that I did this week. I used all scrap that I had laying around the shop. 2×4’s and sand ply. This was a great project for me as it tested my skill level by having to mill all the lumber except for the top. I cut the legs down to 1.5” square and the stringers between the legs are 1” square. Total height is 26”, length is 48” and 22” deep. The top is 1/2 sand ply with a round over on the edges. As I mentioned in the blog I went backwards with attaching the top. I will just fill in the nail holes and put a coat of stain on it when it gets warmer out. Enjoy.
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Kerry Drake
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#1 posted 1179 days ago
I love the simple straight lines.
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HokieMojo
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#2 posted 1179 days ago
it’s amazing how such thin pieces of wood can be so strong when assembled properly. Nice work.
HallTree
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#3 posted 1179 days ago
Simple, stright froward, not fancy. I like it.
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WistysWoodWorkingWonders
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#4 posted 1179 days ago
simple and effective, well done…
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