Finished Bench for Son-in-Law

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ARCretired
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Re: Finished Bench for Son-in-Law

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Just a extra comment. The drawing "Size" and "Shape" does not change as you revise calculations, but the displayed dimensions do change. As long as you are not radically changing the design, that has been OK. If you are completely rethinking the concept, then probably good to redraw to represent the new concept. I've done that a number of times, when I am just dissatisfied with something, and decide to start over.
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Re: Finished Bench for Son-in-Law

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That is one of the most clever (and unorthodox) uses of Excel that I’ve ever seen! I use it for similar calculations all the time, but it never dawned on me that one could use it as electronic graph paper. :cool:
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Re: Finished Bench for Son-in-Law

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Final Pictures with removable outboard supports for miter saw. Bolts slide into dog clamp holes. Lock nuts for height adjustment.
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Re: Finished Bench for Son-in-Law

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Excellent job, makes me wish I was born clever instead of handsome.
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