"High tech"* furniture.
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*or maybe not so high tech now...
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12 years ago
Some of you will get a kick out of this...
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12 years ago
Great site ... need some chocolate covered jelly babies to go with those gummi frogs.
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12 years ago
Wonder how much it weighs.
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12 years ago
Why don't you ply him for the answer ??
Dah-dit-dah
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12 years ago
There's a lot of wood in there for it's use.
In college, we used to use "MPBs" (Multi-Purpose Bricks, i.e. cinder blocks) for footstools, snack tables, stash-tray supports, remote stands, whatever. And toe stubs.
-Zz
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12 years ago
CNC router, eh? Robatoy, here is a new product idea!!
Whacha waiting for?
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12 years ago
GREAT. I got into electronics in 1942 as a hobby. When solid state stuff started out if I recall the 555 chip was about $150.00. A few years went by before I could afford one when the prices came down. Now About 20 cents. Will ask our youngest son if he will make a smaller one from a block of aluminum on his CNC mill. WW
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