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09-26-2011, 12:03 PM
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Having trouble figuring out the most economic method for building the top of the BlackFoot table...it needs to be 2 layers of 10' x 52" x 3/4 birch ply or MDF (haven't decided on material yet...leaning towards birch ply.) with a sandwich of 2x4 slotted together to form the torsion box. My issue is with how to build the ply...since ply is 4x8, I really don't want to have to cut three panels from three separate sheets on the bottom.  |
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