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Hey there people-
If you have a badly cupped board (across the width) don't despair, there's potential for a whole bunch of butt-comfy stools there. Just saw it into short lengths, a foot or so, add legs at each corner and ails to hold it all together and you've got a collection of comfy places to sit. You need a bandsaw to cut the curves of the cupped board, that you've traced on the rail material, but that's it. Good summer arts and crafts show sale material :-) James |
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I wish I had time to do that.
Hey, I'll trade you some of my badly cupped Ash boards for some good flat hardwood ones you might have? How bout it? g Mike "brocpuffs" wrote in message ... Hey there people- If you have a badly cupped board (across the width) don't despair, there's potential for a whole bunch of butt-comfy stools there. Just saw it into short lengths, a foot or so, add legs at each corner and ails to hold it all together and you've got a collection of comfy places to sit. You need a bandsaw to cut the curves of the cupped board, that you've traced on the rail material, but that's it. Good summer arts and crafts show sale material :-) James |
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I'm sorry, but trading in ash is illegal.
![]() Myx "Mike in Mystic" wrote in message digy.com... I wish I had time to do that. Hey, I'll trade you some of my badly cupped Ash boards for some good flat hardwood ones you might have? How bout it? g Mike "brocpuffs" wrote in message ... Hey there people- If you have a badly cupped board (across the width) don't despair, there's potential for a whole bunch of butt-comfy stools there. Just saw it into short lengths, a foot or so, add legs at each corner and ails to hold it all together and you've got a collection of comfy places to sit. You need a bandsaw to cut the curves of the cupped board, that you've traced on the rail material, but that's it. Good summer arts and crafts show sale material :-) James |
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![]() "Mike in Mystic" wrote in message digy.com... I wish I had time to do that. Hey, I'll trade you some of my badly cupped Ash boards for some good flat hardwood ones you might have? How bout it? g Good choice of wood for the project. |
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On Sat, 26 Jul 2003 17:34:52 -0400, "Myxylplyk"
wrote: I'm sorry, but trading in ash is illegal. ![]() Myx Only petrified ash, Myx. "Mike in Mystic" wrote in message odigy.com... I wish I had time to do that. Sorry you don't have the time, Mike. OTOH I would love to actually sell something or get paid for the work I do! Hey, I'll trade you some of my badly cupped Ash boards for some good flat hardwood ones you might have? How bout it? g Sure. 100 bf of cupped wood per 1 bf of good wood sound about right? James |
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