What to do with that first/last milling cut

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DiscoInferno

DiscoInferno

Minister of Fire
Nov 7, 2006
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Silver Spring, MD/ Munising, MI
Benches, of course. Can use the mill to flatten the bottom on both ends to attach your legs of choice. Pictured are one maple and one hemlock bench.
 

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I like it...The old time benchs used 4 legs no support. Going to try and pull a couple off today.
 
You are right Disco. They can make beautiful benches.
 
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