Maker Gray

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Thanks! It sure is! A lifesaver for these Texas summers!

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Thanks so much!! I really appreciate it! :)

Thanks me too! I wanted screws that were low profile and also didnt stain the wood when it rains. My neighbor had a similar one built and the guys used the wrong screws. Now its got run stains and looks terrible.

Oh that sounds nice. I love that look!

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Very cool! Easier to make than I imagined!

At this time, I only have a few Instagram videos in my "highlights" on IG. But I am going to be building another deck very soon and will make a tutorial!

Thanks! This particular one is 6' wide. I think it was really easy to build. Probably a 4 on a 1-10 scale. Check out the video to get a good feel of the steps and see how comfortable you are with it. The floor of the pool is galvanized metal, just like the rest of the tank. I hope you make it!

It is a water filter for pools and spas. Attaches to the end of your hose when you fill the pool. It filters out hard water, calcium, VOC's, etc. I've linked it at the top for you.

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Interesting. I've never heard of that. I've had mine on the concrete slab for a year now and no rust at all. Never seen any powdery buildup.

You bet I have :) Thank you! Cheers!

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Thank you so much! Working to make it nice :)

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Thanks! Yes, I totally agree that the value in the site is sharing. It's a wonderful thing. I never intend to change that.

Thank you for your thoughts. I kindly disagree. I have given an entire written tutorial of instructions here, from start to finish on how to build the chair with photos. I've also supplied a full instructional video. The paid plans are separate and optional. The payment compensates me for the hours it took me to pull together all of the measurements and angles supplied. You can definitely learn how to build the chair here, in an Instructables spirit, without them.

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Thanks so much! I've assembled all of the angles and dimensions for you in the plans, linked above.

Thank you! I like the look of dowel joinery, so I guess that's why I picked that method. I also didnt want the screws to be showing from the inside. But yes, you could totally screw from the inside if you like! Gluing might be enough alone but it is such a large joint that I wanted the extra strength.

I agree. The plans take so much of the guesswork out for you. Thanks!

I built two chairs. Took me a weekend to make the first one as I had to figure out all of the angles and how I wanted it all to come together. Then i built the second one in one day.

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Thank you! The plans are a wonderful way to support me so I can keep making more. I greatly appreciate it :) The cushions were made by my talented mom, but I know that upholstery companies can also make them. I've also linked to some store bought cushions.

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Thanks! I hope you try it!

That sounds really cool!

Oh no. I'll fix that now. Thank you so much for telling me!

True! That's a popular idea.

Definitely an option. I live in a more humid environment so I wanted air circulation.

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Thanks so much! Me too :)

This is a great, helpful, build! Thanks for posting it! I enjoyed watching your process.

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I agree. The glass would be a wonderful addition. And I also think that the legs alone would be fine to support that extra weight. They're very sturdy. Thanks so much!

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Thanks! It actually is just resting on the legs. The table top is heavy and doesn't move at all. But you could certainly fasten the two together if you wanted to.

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It's all personal preference. You could easily add in recessed areas before pouring the concrete. I personally didn't because I did not want to be stuck with one bowl size, and my bowls have grips on the bottom to not slip. This works well for us. But again, do what works best for you!