What to do with these THINGS?
These are laminated truss scrap I scrounged from a construction site trash heap. Hey free wood you know. They are between 3-4 ft. long and 17.5 inches wide. I thought about another bench but was also thinking about making a couple fire pit benches to go along with a future landscape plan the wife has in mind. Any other Ideas out there??
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Permalink Reply by Joe Vogler on
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Too short for a bench top. Rats.
Make great bench legs though.
What about one of those small high benches for dovetailing?
Maybe a small bench for sharpening station?
Base for lathe? Nice and heavy.
Fire pit benches, better idea. Enough there for two.
Envious.
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both ideas are nice, i think a bench would be nice with those
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