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#519786 - 07/13/09 04:32 PM My latest woodworking project
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Not quite the conversation piece that Dogfish's man-chair was, but it was necessary. My ex got the bed in the divorce and the now ex GF took hers with her recently, so it was finally time. I have had this project burning in the back of my mind for as long as I can remember, so when I gained access to some quality cured logs and combined them with some extra time and a need, here is what I came up with.


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b1.jpg

Description: The raw cured logs, peeled and hauled out of the woods.

b2.jpg

Description: Mortising the carrier rails in the headboard for the vertical styles.

b3.jpg

Description: One side done, one to go.

b4.jpg

Description: Top and bottome done. Mortising the carrier rails into the corner posts.

b5.jpg

Description: After two coats of polyurethane to the component pieces, final assembly in the bedroom.



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#519787 - 07/13/09 04:35 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Sol]
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Last couple shots.


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b6.jpg

Description: Mortising the half-log side rails into the corner posts.

b7.jpg

b8.jpg

Description: And finally, the finished product, cloaked in Mossy Oak camo.



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#519788 - 07/13/09 04:45 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Sol]
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Nice work.
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#519793 - 07/13/09 05:06 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: TBJ]
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Looks good. I like working with wood but discovered I'm only good at outdoor projects where off by a 1/8 inch is perfect.

You got it set for vertical styles, but shouldn't you put some padding on that headboard somewhere?

edit: knock yourself out.


Edited by GreenRiver (07/13/09 05:07 PM)
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#519795 - 07/13/09 05:14 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: GreenRiver]
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That is some nice work. You probably saved yourself a couple thousand dollars on that bed.
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#519796 - 07/13/09 05:17 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Pugnacious]
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Beautiful!
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#519802 - 07/13/09 05:40 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Dogfish]
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wheres the camera stand gonna go? maybe you can rig one with a old shed antler. plus its gonna be tough to get handcuffs around those poles.
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#519803 - 07/13/09 05:43 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Brewer]
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very nice and thanks for the idea!

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#519804 - 07/13/09 05:43 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Dogfish]
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Hey Man....It's cool...

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How do you get handcuffs around the posts?

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#519805 - 07/13/09 05:46 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Brewer]
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Nice, how did you mortise the carrier rails? Did you check to see if you could get your head stuck in the headboard gaps? It should stand up to alot of "abuse".
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#519812 - 07/13/09 06:02 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: seastrike]
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Originally Posted By: seastrike
How do you get handcuffs around the posts?


Put her hands in two different spaces, then cuff her wrists together. Such amateurs.
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#519822 - 07/13/09 06:38 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Dogfish]
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very cool ,nice job. BTW rope works better

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#519825 - 07/13/09 06:46 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: sodfarmer]
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Handcuffs? Ropes? Why all the fuss?

Grease up both sides of her head, force it between the headboard posts, and voila, just like visiting Enumclaw.
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#519826 - 07/13/09 06:46 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Jerry Garcia]
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Wow- that looks great. You scored on some quality materials.
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#519835 - 07/13/09 07:31 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Jason Y]
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You been watching Alone in the Wilderness again?
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#519837 - 07/13/09 07:35 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: cobble cruiser]
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Dude,

That ought to support Shaquanda!
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#519840 - 07/13/09 07:54 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: willametteriveroutlaw]
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NO!

I changed the sayng to, "Once you go back, you'll never go black".

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#519843 - 07/13/09 08:02 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Sol]
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Very cool, Sol!
Excellent craftsmanship! thumbs

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#519845 - 07/13/09 08:09 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Jerry Garcia]
Sol Offline
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Originally Posted By: Jerry Garcia
Nice, how did you mortise the carrier rails?


Old school, each one fitted one end at a time with a mallot and chisel. Time consuming.

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#519847 - 07/13/09 08:20 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Sol]
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Makes it that much better though. I did that with the doors in my house too. Time consuming alroght. After I ruined three doors and my love for wood working, I went bought pre hung casings and quit my plans for a second career doing wood work.
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#519848 - 07/13/09 08:30 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Pugnacious]
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Nice work Tim, a horizontal surface in every corner.

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#519864 - 07/13/09 09:32 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Sol]
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Hey Man....It's cool...

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Funny as hell...Brewer and I had the same thought at the same time. Sort of sorry for distracting from your thread Tim
Nice wood working there bro. I was just busting chops there.
I liked the just grease her head and whatever comment too.

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#519866 - 07/13/09 09:37 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: seastrike]
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Holy sh!t.

I had no idea you had talent.

smile

Looks f'n awesome, bro.
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#519870 - 07/13/09 09:49 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Dan S.]
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Great work bro!

Now get out and start practicing with your bow... We're gonna stack some bulls this year.......

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#519888 - 07/13/09 10:55 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: stlhdr1]
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A friend of mine show me how to do that with a chisel and mallet very time consuming and it takes alot of skill

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#519901 - 07/13/09 11:21 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: sodfarmer]
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There's beaver marks on your bed Tim. I'm envious of your skills. I struggle with woodworking projects but did repair my cracked front door frame but have a couple of more to fix. Friggin destructive kids. I'll provide the beer if you come over and help.
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#519927 - 07/14/09 12:05 AM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Steelheadman]
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Hahahaha haha ha

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looks great...wish i had the patience to do something like that...love it, looks really nice...c
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#519946 - 07/14/09 01:12 AM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: lovetofish365]
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Nice work Tim! Many a plump rump will be greased and plumbed on that unit!

I tried using what I learned in a Fijian tiki carving class years ago to make one myself, but it totally sucks compared to yours............................................


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#519952 - 07/14/09 01:47 AM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Mingo]
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Too funny Mingo....

That bed looks great Tim, nicely done.

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#519965 - 07/14/09 08:39 AM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Sol]
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Originally Posted By: Sol
Originally Posted By: Jerry Garcia
Nice, how did you mortise the carrier rails?


Old school, each one fitted one end at a time with a mallot and chisel. Time consuming.


Looks like you drilled a hole for the center of each mortise, did you drill out most of the waste and then finish with the chisel or was the therapy to use mallet blows the entire time?
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#519970 - 07/14/09 09:29 AM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Jerry Garcia]
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brewer can see sol's face on this one..... drill out most of the waste? then finish with chisel? D'OH!!!!
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#519989 - 07/14/09 10:50 AM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Jerry Garcia]
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Richard: I used a 2" diameter hole saw to start with, mostly for getting a consistent depth. I ended up removing most of the material with a chisel, but it was nice to have a flat bottom to work towards.

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#520011 - 07/14/09 12:15 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Sol]
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Nice work dude! thumbs
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#520054 - 07/14/09 02:40 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: The Moderator]
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Nice work Sol! It was beginning to look real high class until you covered it with camo fabric. Now I'm inclined to think you're planning to use it as a hunting blind.

t.i.c.

Sg

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#520064 - 07/14/09 03:20 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Salmo g.]
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Tim - good job. I think the camo is a nice touch myself.

Mingo - that bed puts a whole new meaning to the term 'pecker pole'.
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#520187 - 07/15/09 12:52 AM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Chuck E]
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I saw the topic, the topic starter, and thought this was the bikini thread.
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#520200 - 07/15/09 02:06 AM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: ]
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Nice my OCD friend...but all the pillows are gay! smile
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#520204 - 07/15/09 02:38 AM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: snit]
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Hey, look at it this way, with that camo comforter, they'll never see you comin'. (Not that I want to see that. Please, no, unless you are the reincarnation of Peter North, then still, NO.)
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#520248 - 07/15/09 12:11 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Dogfish]
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Nice work Sol and when you wake up in the morning with some butterface chick the camo sheets will hide her well.
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#520273 - 07/15/09 02:55 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: summerrun]
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Sol-

are these "ribbed" for her pleasure? wink laugh


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#520317 - 07/15/09 06:47 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Sol]
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You could nail some really fat chicks in that bed and it would take a real beating. Not that you would do that.....

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#520324 - 07/15/09 07:03 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Satan]
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I'll dry hump a manikin down at the Castle Superstore durring peak business hours before I tip another fat chick over.

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#520390 - 07/16/09 01:34 AM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Sol]
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I'll dry hump a manikin down at the Castle Superstore durring peak business hours before I tip another fat chick over.


PRICELESS!!!!!!!!! smile
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#520407 - 07/16/09 04:50 AM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: ]
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You'll do it again,Sol. YOU WILL DO IT AGAIN













So will I grin





















Some people like aboo loomis would kill to do a fattie from forks

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#520913 - 07/17/09 09:57 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Satan]
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Originally Posted By: avid angler

Some people like aboo loomis would kill to do a fattie from forks


Huh?

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#520947 - 07/17/09 11:25 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: stlhdr1]
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Originally Posted By: stlhdr1
Originally Posted By: avid angler

Some people like aboo loomis would kill to do a fattie from forks


Huh?

Keith


You had to be there.

And you were not.

rofl
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#521012 - 07/18/09 02:37 AM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: sykofish]
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Originally Posted By: sykofish
Originally Posted By: stlhdr1
Originally Posted By: avid angler

Some people like aboo loomis would kill to do a fattie from forks


Huh?

Keith


You had to be there.

And you were not.

rofl



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#521028 - 07/18/09 11:32 AM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Satan]
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A stealthy bed like that....



Mf
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#521873 - 07/22/09 09:58 AM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Magicfly]
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A stealthy bed like that....



Mf


Is this what they did when the men marched off to fight the Crusades?....."hurry back to some chainmail poonany boys!"

Actually, the way these Renaissance Fair girls are posed looks more like they're trying to take a crap and the one in the middle on the bottom appears to be getting some enouragement as she gives birth to a baby Tasmanian Devil....................
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#521885 - 07/22/09 11:32 AM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Mingo]
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Originally Posted By: Mingo
Originally Posted By: Magicfly
A stealthy bed like that....



Mf


Is this what they did when the men marched off to fight the Crusades?....."hurry back to some chainmail poonany boys!"

Actually, the way these Renaissance Fair girls are posed looks more like they're trying to take a crap and the one in the middle on the bottom appears to be getting some enouragement as she gives birth to a baby Tasmanian Devil....................


Mingo-
all i see is a black hole rofl
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#521955 - 07/22/09 04:25 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Mikespike]
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brewer is thinking the blond in the middle w/the daerk unibrow is hot! she could get mid evil all over my romanisc chisled bod...
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#522052 - 07/23/09 12:03 AM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Brewer]
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Bottom left, the one with the little bat wings.....is JG's.....

Mf
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#522069 - 07/23/09 12:26 AM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Magicfly]
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Bottom right. Nothing but the chainmail.

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#522096 - 07/23/09 04:15 AM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Irie]
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Quote:
I'll dry hump a manikin down at the Castle Superstore durring peak business hours before I tip another fat chick over.

Well folks now he is back. moon
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#522103 - 07/23/09 08:18 AM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Magicfly]
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Originally Posted By: Magicfly
Bottom left, the one with the little bat wings.....is JG's.....

Mf




That's quite generous of you MF.
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#522124 - 07/23/09 11:40 AM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Jerry Garcia]
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What is that picture all about, and where does the Japanese tourist in the upper right think she is?
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#522220 - 07/23/09 06:40 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: Rocket Red]
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Nice work.Good luck,
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#522250 - 07/23/09 09:24 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: STRIKE ZONE]
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What's with redheads and Rennaisance fairs?

Unibrow looks doable but the bottom right "chainmail" "chick" looks like a dude so Irie can have him.

I'd like to spin the pink triangle in front around for a look see then see where it goes from there.
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#522254 - 07/23/09 09:55 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: RowVsWade]
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....sorry the rare double post rears it's slightly buzzed head....
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#522260 - 07/23/09 10:24 PM Re: My latest woodworking project [Re: RowVsWade]
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yes row the pink triangle chain shows promise.
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