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Re: Bridge status and ideas (for GEMTS 2001)
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Wed, 9 May 2001 01:10:56 GMT
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As everyone knows, I don't have a garage.  So, no carpentry
party at my place, unfortunately.

But I would be able and willing to do all of the painting.

Oh, does anyone have brushes I could borrow?  :-]

John

Michel Magnan wrote in message ...
> The count is 6 large and 6 small, including the large table with the hole
> for the round house, and the small table with the trench for the elevator
> and the sunken small table originally for a small port.
> Half the tables are still in Edmonton at my parents place.
> Anyone interested in a work bee to build another 2 or 3 sets?
> I could easily cut all the 1x2 needed on my table saw in St Paul, and bring
> the small pieces to Edmonton.  Someone there could get the plywood cut in
> the 2 larger pieces from each sheet.  Everyone who owns a drill would meet
> in someones garage and we could build several sets in a day.  Someone would
> then have to paint them, a major pain, because the green needs 2 coats, • plus
> the primer.  The legs are very labor intensive, and I still haven't • finished
> the legs from the tables I made last year.  I believe that the PNLTC guys
> have eliminated the attacheable legs, due to the long set up time.  If we
> could somehow use folding legs that would save a lot of time, both now and
> in the future.  Steve could you post to the IOLTC asking them about their
> current table standards?
> I don't have a problem making them by myself, but it is the storage issue
> that is proving to be a major thorn in my wifes side.  I would appreciate • it
> if someone would atleast offer to paint them, if I end up making another
> couple of sets in St Paul.  And someone needs to store them.
> Michel
> 
> > > > Right now there aren't enough tables, period.  We have 6 full
> > > sets, counting the roundhouse and the blue-topped 30x30.
> > 
> > I seem to recall Michel saying at some point that the table count had
> > turned out to be inaccurate??  Six full sets as in six 30x60s and six
> > 30x30s?  That would mean then that two additional 30x60s (plus
> > something lower for the mountain/bridge section) would be needed?
> > 



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