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Handy Kitchen Stool 2 |
Mill the parts Cut rabbets and dadoes Set up your dado to cut a 3/4-in. wide and 3/8-in. deep groove. Cut a dado 10-in. from the bottom of each side for the bottom step (C). To cut the top rabbets, clamp a sacrificial plywood fence to your saw’s fence, so…
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How To Build A Folding Outdoor Bar |
Step 5 – Assemble the bar top Glue up four 1×6 boards (E). Trim the ends of the glue up to a final length of 48 in. with a circular saw and straight edge. Cut a 3/4-in. wide x 3/4-in. deep. groove into the center of the 2×2 boards with…
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How to Build a Miter Saw Table |
If you’ve ever used a miter saw to cut long, unsupported stock, you know what a hassle it is to deal with a saw that moves all over the place while you’re trying to make cuts. Yes, you can buy saw stands, but they’re expensive and, frankly, not nearly as…
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Build Your Own Table Saw Fence |
Many table saws come with standard fences that are far from ideal. Here Matthias Wandel shows how to build your own, and the thinking behind the design. Additional Content Handy Kitchen Stool 2 How To Build A Folding Outdoor Bar How to Build a Miter Saw Table How…