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OT: New Nighttime Habitat for Small Fry
So my daughters each asked me to make a crib for their Daughters..
So, this is my second Crib for my second Grand Daughter.... It is made of Maple. 140 Pieces.... I have to say, it came out nice....
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06/24/2016, 12:50 PM
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WOW, very nice.
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06/24/2016, 04:22 PM
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Gzz the skill some people have is simply astonishing
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Beautiful work Randy!
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06/24/2016, 07:37 PM
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beautiful wood working. I love tools. I can't keep many tools because my place is tiny, but the tools I have I love
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I know what you mean. I have been collecting tools since I was 15. In fact, when I got divorced 15 years ago, the only thing I asked for in the divorce was my tools. The saw I used to build this crib is over 20 years old. I have built many aquarium stands with this saw.
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 ), cutting it, and having a piece that looks like it could have came from an assembly line because it is so easy to work with. A few must have tools (for me) is the cordless drill, circular saw, jig saw, and clamps. With those tools, you can do a whole lot! I am building my 4th DIY stand and I feel each ones gets a little better and better.
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