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Old 11-10-2014, 12:07 AM   #21
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Thanks for the offer OC but I like the shelf better because it gives me more usable space above the chairs. DHs argument is he doesn't have the right tools.... well Christmas is coming may be it's time for a table saw?

LOL, mine was built with a circular saw and drill. Trust me when I say- I have BASIC tools! I actually debated using my jog saw due to little experience with the circular saw.
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Forgot screwdriver, pliers, and wrenches. lol
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LOL, <SNIP I actually debated using my jog saw due to little experience with the circular saw.
Not to be confused with a jig saw which is for lighter work when you have to dance around a project

and certainly not to be confused with a RUN saw which is for heavy duty cutting that give you the run-around!



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Hoohoo someone's got jokes.
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Old 11-14-2014, 04:56 PM   #26
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Sure wish I had some of dem dar thangs you be talking about.
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