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| 2 x 18'(5.5m) and 1 x 26'(8m) coppice wood kyrgyz style coppic... |
 Clare
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0 | December 7, 2009 |
| Great American Yurts |
Franistan
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13 | March 20, 2009 |
| Do you know of any Resources for learning trigonometry? |
Matty with f...
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3 | March 18, 2009 |
| GONE QUITE |
Marshall Eppley
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3 | January 21, 2009 |
| Hybrid lathe |
Bender
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2 | July 27, 2008 |
SLICE THE 2X6 TO THE DESIRED THICKNESS
I MAKE MINE 1/2 THICK THE FIRST ONE I BUILT I MADE 3/8 SEEMED FLIMSY TO ME, BUT STILL STRONG.JUST SLICE THEM ON A TABLE SAW.BUYING THEM WOULD COST A FORTUNE. DRILL YOUR FIRST HOLE 3 INCHES FROM THE END AND THEN 12 INCHES ON CENTER FROM THERE.YOUR LAST HOLE SHOULD BE 9 INCHES FROM THE END. THE EASIEST WAY I HAVE FOUND TO DO THIS IS TO MARK THE HOLES ON THE EDGE OF YOUR 2X6 OR 2X4 WHICH EVER YOU USE.AND THEN SAW THEN DOWN ON A TABLE SAW TO WHAT EVER THICKNESS YOU WANT.
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