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Re: Workbench Design Idea -- Build it yourself
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Thu, 7 Jan 1999 18:32:37 GMT
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I have now taken this design one step further and designed a hutch for the
desk. That will give me a place to store my instructions and pieces I don't
use that often. I have been able to stick with the same design idea (no
fasteners) and have managed to make the pattern fit on a 4 X 8 board like the
original desk. It all looks good on the computer, but I will have to see how
it turns out in real life, which won't be for a while yet. I'll post my
impression of it when I can get it built.
Duane
Robert Wallace writes:
> I just posted this as a reply in an earlier thread, but thought it
> might be interesting enough (and more visible) as a new topic.
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> I have a design (not my own) for a really neat workbench that just may
> be perfect for Lego projects. It's easy to build and only requires a single
> sheet of 4' X 8' X 3/4" plywood -- no glue or nails.
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> I just put the pictures and instructions on my web page:
> http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Hills/6799/
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> Scroll down to the bottom and click on the little workbench thumbnail.
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> Hope this is helpful.
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> Robert Wallace
> robertw@netcom.com
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