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A while back the same church that I made a display for their literature (tracts) display asked if I would make a patio cart similar to the ones at another church. I was shown a picture, visited the church to take dimensions, and the rest is history. (ha) The only problem using walnut veneer plywood is the thickness of the veneers. I bet it’s just a coupla thousanths thick. Thats funny, bond paper is just a coupla thousanths thick, however I think bond paper is thicker! It plays havoc with edge banding and not sanding through. Fortunatly the veneer is backed up with a dark masonite type material so the sand throughs don’t stand out like a sore thumb like the old days. Of course the veneer was about a 40th of an inch then. The portrusions on the side are umbrella holders.
-- bobdurnell, Santa Ana California.































6 comments so far
mcoyfrog
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posted 423 days ago
cool job
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rico
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posted 423 days ago
cool man, save some projects for me when I get back in October
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brianinpa
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posted 423 days ago
Very nice cart. The grain on the doors looks awesome!
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trifern
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posted 423 days ago
Very nice looking cart. Thanks for sharing.
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ND2ELK
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posted 422 days ago
Great looking cart. You did a beautiful job on it as always. Thanks for posting.
God Bless
tom
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Beginningwoodworker
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posted 331 days ago
Thats a nice cart!
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