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Jim Jakosh
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#1 posted 386 days ago
Nice job on that old teeter totter. I have not see one of them in years!
-- Jim Jakosh.....Practical Wood Products...........Learn something new every day!!
Enoelf
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#2 posted 386 days ago
Cool! Now I want to build one!
Thanks for sharing.
Well done.
-- Central Ohio, Still got 9 and 15/16 fingers!
Martyroc
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#3 posted 386 days ago
I like it, My daughter wants one as well, Thing I will try my hand at one of these. Thanks for posting.
-- Martin ....always count the number of fingers you have before, and after using the saw.
BinghamtonEd
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#4 posted 386 days ago
If that’s a full size 4-wheeler, that teeter totter appears to be about 50 feet ling and 25 feet tall. Quite the undertaking!
-- - The mightiest oak in the forest is just a little nut that held its ground.
socrbent
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#5 posted 386 days ago
BinghamtonEd – the picture compresses distance. Teeter totter is about 10 foot long and under 3 ft tall at center.
-- socrbent Ohio
Richforever
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#6 posted 386 days ago
Wow! It flashes me back! I want one, but it rains all the time here. Maybe I can make one for my living room.
-- Rich, Seattle, WA
NormG
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#7 posted 385 days ago
Wow, great teeter totter. I keep ssying will get around to one, but never have
-- Norman
Helkat
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#8 posted 385 days ago
Great!
Every once in awhile the idea to make one of these for my kids comes into my head, but I never wanted to have to secure something into the ground permanently. What a cool idea.
Ever have trouble with it tipping side-to-side?
-- Nat, UPstate NY, http://www.cordlessimpactdriverhq.com/
socrbent
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#9 posted 385 days ago
Helkat – this one is hefty enough to just sit without any anchors. Base is wide enough that we don’t see any side to side problems.
-- socrbent Ohio
Spofeo
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#10 posted 365 days ago
love this site! now i got a perfect idea for my garden, the kids will love it :) thanks for posting this!
-- Spofeo/Kristian
socrbent
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#11 posted 364 days ago
Spofeo – Thanks, Glad to inspire. I think that this site is also about that for me.
-- socrbent Ohio
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