That's some nice patio brick work too.
Heya HB.
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That's some nice patio brick work too.
Heya HB.
Man..the Kings overcame a two goal deficit early in the 3rd....tied at 4 with eight minutes to go in regulation. They came from behind in game 1 as well....been interesting.
Wild overtime period...no score, 2nd OT about to start. It's pretty exciting watching this....I'd rather see the Kings win the Cup.
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Planters bench built for the MIL as a gift from wife.Quote:
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Turned out ok. May get shelf along the top if they can make up their minds. It is going to get painted, not sure why they want to paint it. The bench in the picture they gave me was weathered/barn wood rustic and this bench would look better and age better with stain rather than paint.
I don't ask I just build. This one went fast. Really simple design, not furniture grade, sturdy as hell.
It was also a perfect project to use as prototype for a couple ideas I had for reloading bench.
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How did you attach the 2x4s to the 4x4s?
Pocket hole jig and 2 1/2" screws. Pocket holes into ends of 2x4 screwed to sides of 4x4.
Next time I will reset depth of pocket holes and use #10×3" screw.
When build reloading/work bench will use B grade oak or utility grade ash. Thing will be a tank.
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Hey brutal, not ignoring your burn mark.
How wide x long? Brown scorch mark or black burn? Curling iron burn is usually sand out if not servere.
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I was JUST reading Sharpienad's thread about that farmhouse table he build using pocket screw jig. I may have to purchase one of those. In fact, I have a project I may even be able to use them on coming up. Thanks for the tip. Is it expensive?
11:00 pm.........and all is well.
That is all.. :)
Brown. It was actually one of those clamp style hair flattening irons.Quote:
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I've got lots of grades of wet/dry paper and some various compounds, etc. Just need to know how to work it.
Thanks!
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