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Or sand them off which is what my shop teacher would require.
		 
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 I had a girlfriend once who loved rusty items. My 356 has a long scratch along the passenger side like it was keyed. Not noticeable until you get close. I like it. Adds personality. Also allows jealous lover stories.   
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|  05-22-2022, 06:22 PM | 
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I might do that down the road but wanted something new and different. I plan to build 3 new ones all the same design - and maybe 3 different colours - haven't decided that yet. Lot of potential for creativity....
		 
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| Gon fix it with me hammer | back rest needs to be angled no cupholder on either side to short for a lie down probably splinter prone wood front edge probably hurts inside of the knee don't like the color of the wood stain scuffs my holstered 1911 butt end when i sit down backrest edge has ridge on it that probably will hurt my shoulder blade if you use cushions probably slide off when you sit on em 1/10 would not buy 
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I like that, a lot.  I built the one below out of some scrap I found in a slash pile (I asked the builders if it was slash, they said yes) but after seeing this one, I wish I would have done things differently. (I really need to refresh the finish on mine. I hadn't noticed how scruffy it's looking until now!)   
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|  05-23-2022, 12:36 PM | 
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			Picked up my lumber tonight.  We'll see if I did the right calculations to churn 3 of these puppies out - or not. Probably not but should be close. Love the 8' bed in my Silverado. Eight foot lengths should provide all that's needed. I got 4x4's, 2x4's, 5/4x6 deck boards for the seat, and 1x6's for the back. As a bonus, I ran into the special forces Brit vet, who served two tours - one in Iraq the other in the Faulklands. He's third generation special forces. Knows a lot about carpentry and works in the lumber dept. there. I got loading my truck down to a science.....  EDIT: For those interested....the lumber cost was around $300 - so $100 per chair not including fasteners.... 
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|  05-23-2022, 05:48 PM | 
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			Started cutting lumber last night and am ready to start assembly. Am going to pick up one of these later today to help with this: Medium and Large Trigger Clamp (4-Pack) Don't laugh - I told you I'm not a carpenter, but I guess sooner or later when doing work with wood like this you have to have the tools that help get the job done. 
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|  05-26-2022, 08:39 AM | 
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			Can't have enough clamps!  And the KREG is a good quality tool. Make sure you get the correct screws, the big head is the secret to the whole joint. I wonder how much the lumber would've cost a year ago? Double? 
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|  05-26-2022, 08:47 AM | 
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 I was just going to use the Deckmate screws I already have been using - so I need special screws for these pocket joints you say? And yes on the lumber cost - double I would say.   
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|  05-26-2022, 09:00 AM | 
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			Guess I will pick up a box or two of these..... #8 x 2-1/2 in. Square Blue Ceramic Plated Steel Washer Head Pocket Hole Screws (50-Pack) 
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			Yep.  Pocket hole screws.  Can't wait to see the final product!
		 
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|  05-26-2022, 09:07 AM | 
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  Hopefully this weekend I will get at least one of them done..... 
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|  05-26-2022, 09:41 AM | 
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			Goodness!   This pocket hole jig is the cat's pajamas! I already have 4 joints assembled and pre-drilled for the next 4 in the morning. That should complete the bottom "frame" for the bench. After that the rest should be gravy. I did make one mistake on the second joint by running the fasteners in too far. The joint was very weak so after pulling it off I saw the mistake I made. I guess there must be some way to know when the fastener is in all the way. And to stop screwing. Maybe just having the right touch/feel and knowing when it's in. No photos because my SD card somehow got locked. Will post some tomorrow. For now - I'm bubbling with excitement having added to me weak knowledge base of carpentry skills. 
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|  05-26-2022, 04:53 PM | 
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 Can't wait to see how the benches turn out, but don't turn your back on all the racing this weekend, either. Indy, Monaco, the Coca Cola 600 and Moto GP all happening! 
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			Which style bench are you making Baz?
		 
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|  05-26-2022, 05:25 PM | 
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 I'm making the one Herr Oberst posted in Post #16, Scott:   
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