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all the seat slates are pocket screwed to the frame. The back slates are screwed from the back.
Next she wants two coats of natural decking stain finish. and then deliver it. whatever my baby girl wants.

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Comment by L. Michael Borbon on April 5, 2010 at 2:46pm: This is a really great looking bench, is it a glider? I can't tell for sure, and what kind of wood is it made of. This looks like it might be a little intimidating for a beginner like me.

Comment by KregRep on March 22, 2010 at 2:48pm: Beautiful glider, Larry. Thanks for taking shots from many angles and showing how it was built!

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