Post AbVbh6DSFEX3nLHcES by seanmcbeth@arvr.social
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 (DIR) Post #AbVKMkA8pZNyNvRQHY by seanmcbeth@arvr.social
       2023-11-05T18:14:43Z
       
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       Getting ready to build a work bench
       
 (DIR) Post #AbVTSsKmGG1L3NPmkK by seanmcbeth@arvr.social
       2023-11-05T19:56:41Z
       
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       Cuts are all done. "Just" need to put it together now.
       
 (DIR) Post #AbVTaHJZmYn0YZNo6C by seanmcbeth@arvr.social
       2023-11-05T19:58:02Z
       
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       Yes, I did a rough drawing first.
       
 (DIR) Post #AbVbh6DSFEX3nLHcES by seanmcbeth@arvr.social
       2023-11-05T21:28:54Z
       
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       Done. Exhausted.
       
 (DIR) Post #AbVeGhfxA7lS19iavI by seanmcbeth@arvr.social
       2023-11-05T21:57:45Z
       
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       Got it done in 3 hours
       
 (DIR) Post #AbVePNpoIfJr5WT3yq by brandonnedwek@bitbang.social
       2023-11-05T21:59:14Z
       
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       @seanmcbeth Beast
       
 (DIR) Post #AbVeYjfEVZU5Ofyo1A by seanmcbeth@arvr.social
       2023-11-05T22:01:01Z
       
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       @brandonnedwek actually, technically it's not done. Still have another sheet of plywood to put in the bottom to make a shelf, plus going to stain it with deck sealer so I can leave it outside. But it's functional now, so those are just "upgrades" :)
       
 (DIR) Post #AbVeipoQVInRMT5zG4 by brandonnedwek@bitbang.social
       2023-11-05T22:02:49Z
       
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       @seanmcbeth Exactly. What you have in that picture I would classify as "work bench", the rest is just bourgeois artifice. Nicely done though.
       
 (DIR) Post #AbVfRftWE0hHdIrJ9k by seanmcbeth@arvr.social
       2023-11-05T22:10:57Z
       
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       @brandonnedwek what's interesting is how it doesn't look like it will be sturdy until it's finished. You'll never get anything completely square using dimensions lumber, but that's kind of the point. All the small warps in the 2x4s act like springs pulling in every direction. Once everything is tied together, it creates a structural tension in the piece that *makes* it sturdy.
       
 (DIR) Post #AbVfoO0GuShwnyqaA4 by brandonnedwek@bitbang.social
       2023-11-05T22:15:02Z
       
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       @seanmcbeth This feels like moving to a new plane of graybeard existence when you're saying "the runout in the materials is a feature, not a bug"
       
 (DIR) Post #AbVfyjUZryowLaxKtM by seanmcbeth@arvr.social
       2023-11-05T22:16:55Z
       
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       @brandonnedwek honestly, it's how all my software projects go, too. 3 months of not having any good results to show, and then some quantum wave collapses and everything falls into place.
       
 (DIR) Post #AbVgcjTxKHtbtpjrEW by trevorflowers@widerweb.org
       2023-11-05T22:24:08Z
       
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       @seanmcbeth Solid work.
       
 (DIR) Post #AbVgj9b98m8GdOADhI by seanmcbeth@arvr.social
       2023-11-05T22:25:18Z
       
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       @trevorflowers Thanks. Yes, quite solid. I can throw all 250lbs of myself on it and it barely shifts.