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Step 2Gather the materials
Obviously the first step was to find wood!
Finding free wood isn't as hard as you may think. First thing I did was to go on kijiji (or craisglist) and search for free wood.
I was very lucky when I found an add from a familly in the subburbs who had just torn down the patio deck and were giving away the wood. I droped by with my mazda and filled my car with as much wood as I could. Lucky for me I had just enough!!
The biggest advantage to this find was the consistency in the wood. all of the planks were the same type of wood and pretty much the same size (2"/6").
Tools I had but found out that I needed to buy new ones as you'll see later.
Finding free wood isn't as hard as you may think. First thing I did was to go on kijiji (or craisglist) and search for free wood.
I was very lucky when I found an add from a familly in the subburbs who had just torn down the patio deck and were giving away the wood. I droped by with my mazda and filled my car with as much wood as I could. Lucky for me I had just enough!!
The biggest advantage to this find was the consistency in the wood. all of the planks were the same type of wood and pretty much the same size (2"/6").
Tools I had but found out that I needed to buy new ones as you'll see later.
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Jun 14, 2010. 7:41 PMtmjones
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what type of wood?
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Jan 8, 2011. 9:19 PMcingham
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the kind that comes from trees...
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