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Refurbished Park Bench

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We found this old beat up park bench stuffed in the tree line behind the house that was left from the previous owners. My son and I cleaned up some scrap wood and got it looking new again.

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  • The material list cannot be complete, is it??

    what do you call a 1x2x4 pine boards  How many and what length?

    I am seeing so many great projects that I need to do but most fall short on actual directions or outlines.  Your project ( foto wise) does a good job but what are the lengths you used, because those boards must be limited because of weight-bearing
    By soutrnatl_17150, on June 1, 2020
    • The boards were 1” thick by 4” wide and 4’ long. They were just barely able to fit into the board grooves.  They can withstand a good amount of weight compared to the old rotten boards.
      By Jim_spieks, on November 15, 2020

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Refurbished Park Bench

by Jim_spieks
Apr 19, 2020

We found this old beat up park bench stuffed in the tree line behind the house that was left from the previous owners. My son and I cleaned up some scrap wood and got it looking new again.