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Stoned and going postal, waiting on the coppers
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Dig your tool box brother!
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Dig your tool box brother!
Thanks. Moma da Brink went out on a quest for dining room chairs, brought this home instead.
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I have the majority of the mailbox built. Used box (mailbox?) joints. Strong and sealed up nice. They will be painted and capped with copper. But it's strong.
Also glued up three panels for the roof sections.
PT strips were glued to the bluestone to mount the box. All wood gets sealed with paint before assemble to keep out moisture.
Also glued up three panels for the roof sections.
PT strips were glued to the bluestone to mount the box. All wood gets sealed with paint before assemble to keep out moisture.
Looks like it's gonna be a massive mailbox!
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you must get a LOT of mail..... 
Large Flat Rate Box size!
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you must get a LOT of mail.....
I don't.
Maybe. Not sure how big they are
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Compound angle cuts are hard... or are they?
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White oak paneled door.
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Roof is shaped.
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White oak arts and crafts style door
Jon, did you draw up plans for this?
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Nice. Thanks....
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And that is my plans
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Just,like my bed...
No measurements before hand? As just as you go...
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I'll have a this tall x this wide x this deep written down. Then fit everything in those dimensions