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314 days ago |
My wife is a fan of Treehugger.com. So, to keep up with some of her dizzing mental process I occasionally make my way onto the blog style news posts that are actually somewhat informative and entertaining. Well, I keep seeing where there are designers and artists using cardboard to make usable pieces of furniture that are surprisingly durable and pretty. Does anyone know of a way of creating the starting materials (i.e.: 2×4s, 1×6s, etc) to make these things? I can’t imagine that it is as simple and laminating a bunch of pieces face to face with Titebond 2 and milling down to usable pieces. There has to be a more dedicated process to making strong, lasting furniture. Any thoughts? ~DB -- He said wood...http://hickbyassociation.blogspot.com/ |
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