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				 irene32705y@bashleigh Oh yeah. Those look really good too. How did you join the planks? Do you have some fancy biscuit joiner or dowel jig or did you use some plates? irene32705y@bashleigh Oh yeah. Those look really good too. How did you join the planks? Do you have some fancy biscuit joiner or dowel jig or did you use some plates?
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				@irene I used a kreg pocket screw jig. Really simple, just helps as a guide to drill a hole diagonally so you can screw and glue the boards together. You can see from the holes the type of angle you need to achieve  
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				 irene32705y@bashleigh I have been putting off picking up a kreg pocket hole jig because they seem expensive in Canada. (between $40 and $200 before tax. ) irene32705y@bashleigh I have been putting off picking up a kreg pocket hole jig because they seem expensive in Canada. (between $40 and $200 before tax. )
 
 Most places I need them I can use dowel then glue/screw. I’m cheap.
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				@irene I bought one of these https://ebay.co.uk/itm/...
 I know it’s a UK link but it’ll give you an idea. I’m sure the dowel idea will work too :)
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				@junon about £130 in materials, £20 for stain and varnish, £30 in tools and sandpaper? So about £180 in total but if I was to make it again, I could do it for about £140 ish. Advice though! If it’s going indoors, don’t use kiln dried wood 👍🏼









Today I built my own desktop. Ready for varnishing and some legs :D home made office for working at home
joke/meme