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Make a Cardboard Bookcase

Make a Cardboard Bookcase
Got too many books? Got a box? Then you have the main ingredients to make a cheap bookcase.

Note: Almost all steps are accompanied with images.

Image of a finished bookcase below.
 
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3 comments
Feb 10, 2011. 10:56 AMmentoce says:
That was really great! Any tips on making it not look like cardboard or is that the point?
Jan 4, 2012. 2:06 PMsingthesoul says:
You could try doing a really good paper mache job around it. It'd also strengthen the cardboard. after it's fully dry.

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