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Thank you. I have to make some dogs for the bench tomorrow. Yes, the legs are pressure treated. I found some old, dryer ones on the bottom of the stack, but they were still wet inside. It was about the best option I had for stout legs and I was hesitant....but it worked out pretty well. I would use them again for bench legs.
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That's a beauty. Thanks for sharing the process with us. I'm impressed with the elm, too.
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Location: Texas - Gods Country
Awesome bench. And a great writeup. Thanks.
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Location: Northern Ohio
Beautiful bench!
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Location: Pacifc North Wet --AKA WA
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Awesome bench. Nice touch carving the year.
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Very nice bench love the top
Great looking bench and very nice work! Your kid and generations to come will enjoy it.
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Simply gorgeous!
How have you attached the tops?
Thanks, Curt
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Beautiful! I love the elm top.
