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Wooden arbor - simple DIY project

Wooden arbor - simple DIY project

 
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Step 1Materials and tools

Materials and tools
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Mitre saw is really usefull, though a fretsaw might be enough. Fretsaw is a must due to round cuts.



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Aug 23, 2011. 9:44 AMjkadas says:
This is a great project. I would be interested in building one that is much larger, say, for a back deck that is 16'x26'. I imagine it would have to be about 18'x30' and about 12' high (to accommodate the structure from the ground to the roof of the house not just the deck itself). I am wondering what kind of reinforcement would be needed in the center or if it could be built without the Parthenon effect where it will end up looking like a building filled with columns. Any suggestions? Has anyone ever built one to those dimensions? Anyway, beautiful structure - very pleasing to the eye.
Jun 30, 2011. 6:31 AMCreativeman says:
Great job...just my kind of "stuff"...keep up the good work!
Jun 30, 2011. 12:26 PMorbecerril says:
how do you make the top
Jun 27, 2011. 9:54 AMscoochmaroo says:
It's gorgeous!!

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Author:skiedra(BudgetFix - fat wallet guide)
A simple geek with handful ideas and not enough time to make them all happen. So, I'm battling one idea at a time :)