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  1. 30th August 2008, 06:51 PM #31
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    i got 2 sides fitting

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  3. 31st August 2008, 06:55 PM #32
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    finaly got all the sides fitting together.

    after about 2 hours of back and fowards to the table saw (im glad i took the time to make it.) it is all held together with supa glue rady to be trued up then taken back apart and sanded top and bottom made and final asembaly.

    the timber is verticle cut mango.

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    Looks fantastic. Well done. How did you clamp the joints? Are they reinforced? Is there a bottom?

    What on earth is vertical cut mango?

    Looking forward to seeing the final version.
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    they are just held with supa glue so i held them by hand.

    this is not permanent it was jsut to get them all fiting properly.

    no bottoms or top yet i gotta work out how to cut the grove for them on the angled sides.

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