Crafts Woodworking Plans (ebook) Picnic Table外语英文电子书.pdfVIP

Project 18202EZ: Picnic Table Admiration of our best work from friends and fellow woodworkers is always appreciated. But our finer woodworking skills must on occasion yield to more mundane requests. You won’t need your chisels and dovetail saws for this picnic table, but it’s sure to be a big hit with the family. And given prices we’ve seen for similar picnic tables, you may start a burgeoning business building these backyard classics for friends and neighbors. Your power equipment needs for this project can be filled with only a circular saw and drill. Sure, you can also use the table saw, but since no ripping is required, and the pieces being worked are a little long for many small table saws, you might as well just get out the extension cord and build this project where it will be used- outside. Our backyard classic is exactly that — a time tested classic piece. We haven’t altered the basic design, since it’s rather hard to improve on a project that so well combines utility with ease of construction. All the supplies that you’ll need can be found at your local lumberyard or building supply center. All parts can be cut from six 7 long 2 x 4s (1-1/2 x 3-1/2 actual), three 10 long 2 x 4s, one 10 long 2 x 6 (1-1/2 x 5-1/2 actual), and six 8 long 2 x 6s. While redwood works the best, regular fir will also work. DO NOT purchase pressure-treated lumber, as the arsenic it is treated with makes for a potentially DANGEROUS eating surface. Picnic Table Materials List Part Description Size No. Req’d A Top 1-1/2 x 5-1/2 x 84 6 B Cross Stretcher 1-1/2 x 5-1/2 x 84 2 C Top Stretcher 1-1/2 x 3-1/2 x 32 3