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154 days ago |
I have a lot of 2×6’s left over from making furniture. They are like 2 feet long. I am tring to figure out what to make with them. I have like a 100 of them. What is something good to make out of them. -- K & N Furniture Middlebury, In. |
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#1 posted 154 days ago |
Planter box or planter bench. Just a thought. -- Handcrafted by Mike Henderson - Channelview, Texas |
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#2 posted 154 days ago |
Stumpy Nubs ran a tubafore (2×4) contest, a while back. If you do a LJ search for “tubafore”, you’ll get the project posts of the entrees. -- Randy-- I may not be good...but I am slow! |
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#3 posted 154 days ago |
a warm fire :) -- Joel -- http://diversitywoodworks.wordpress.com |
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#4 posted 154 days ago |
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#5 posted 154 days ago |
I have found that step stools are very popular. I use the 2x for the sides and a better quality wood for the steps. I dilute some paint (faux milk paint) for the sides and put a nice finish on the steps. Everyone seems to like them and its a great way to use up some scrap. -- My favorite projects were firewood bound |
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#6 posted 154 days ago |
Adirondack chairs for the grandkids -- Government does not solve problems; it subsidizes them. |
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#7 posted 154 days ago |
Crates! -- Handcrafted by Mike Henderson - Channelview, Texas |
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#8 posted 154 days ago |
end tables. -- It don't have to be straight,it's just a suggestion!!! |
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#9 posted 154 days ago |
I tore down a house i purchased and the house contained 2 by 8 rafters (yellow pine) almost perfect. I saved almost every one and decided to make a couple of work benches. I bolted and glued them together to make 2 work benches – one 3 foot by 4 foot and one about 24 inches by 5 foot long. They worked great I had 2 steel tables that I mounted them on and they are rock solid – just a thought |
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#10 posted 154 days ago |
Lumber Joe, I like your thinking. -- Joe from Western Ma.... Peace to all |
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#11 posted 154 days ago |
made me look…ottoman sits about 16” high (with cushions). certainly leg material there and most likely rails as well. I’d start with looking up cheap standard cushion sizes and build from there (you will not need all the 24” but at least you won’t feel so bad by burning what is left). I can measure my sofa if you want…you’ll only get legs there but… |
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#12 posted 154 days ago |
I think this coffee table could be built using his left overs. -- Handcrafted by Mike Henderson - Channelview, Texas |
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#13 posted 154 days ago |
Workbench. -- "Actions speak louder than words but not nearly as often." - Mark Twain |
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#14 posted 154 days ago |
Chairs. -- |Statistics show that 100% of people bitten by a snake were close to it.| |
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