Another piece using the SS for the majority of the work.

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Another piece using the SS for the majority of the work.

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Here's a Coffee Table built on the patio using the 510 as the major tool.All Reclaimed barn wood.
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Looks good.
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Very nice. I like the finish.
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Very nice..
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Cool! How did you fasten the legs to the rails? I used dowels with the horizontal boring feature when I made a similar one.
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This one has Kreg jig joints.I do ,do mortise and tenon jointery on my higher end pieces.too.
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And now the "Noodle Boards" are coming!
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Whatsa 'noodle board'????:confused::confused:
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JPG40504 wrote:Whatsa 'noodle board'????:confused::confused:
It's fro when ya can't find a brick wall.:D
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JPG40504 wrote:Whatsa 'noodle board'????:confused::confused:
Basically for a small kitchen to put over the stove and use for countertop.Not sure on the actual origin of the name.I'll do some research and get back to you on that.hah
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