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Nicely done!!For those interested in plans (and parts) for cars, trucks, and military vehicles (and lots more); try http://www.toysandjoys.com. They have plans and kits for all skill levels, and some of the vehicles made by some of the craftspeolpe who have submitted pictures, all I can say is "WOW!!"

Neither of you mentioned it and you may already know about it but the Wooden Canoe Heritage Association <<wcha.org>> is a huge resource for restoration information. There is so much info that it is amazing.

For the non-U.K. folks amoung us, what is "CLS"?And a suggestion for all Instructible presenters, could you please define any abbreviations you use?

What do you think of the idea of running the wall mounted parts of the French cleat the full length of a wall and spacing them about 10—12 inches apart vertically?

A question that has been bothering me about this project: I assume you must be quite accurate when cutting out the pieces; this being said, does it matter whether you cut to the outside of the lines thus leaving the lines on the pieces; or do you cut to the inside of the lines and remove them?

When I made my first insert, I traced the outline of the metal insert that came with the saw. If you leave the line when you cut it to shape, a little judicious sanding will give you that exact fit you want. While you're at it, Make about a half dozen or so to use with your dado blade, too.

How about once you have the angle cut on the top of one leg, take a piece of thin plywood (or other thin material) and trace and cut the profile of the leg on the ply (duplicating the taper) and just use it to layout the cut lines on the other three legs for this sawhorse and to make more legs for more sawhorses.

Actual Question Received by a Reference Librarian:Patron: I am looking for a globe of the earth.Reference Desk Worker: We have a table-top model over here.Patron: No, that's not good enough. Don't you have a life size?Reference Desk Worker (after a short pause): Yes, but it's in use right now

I forget where I found this but…Solar System Described as Fruits and Vegetables:Sun. A 1 foot Pumpkin. Distance (in feet) from the PumpkinMercury. A Tomato Seed. 50Venus. A Pea. 75Earth. A Pea. 100Mars. A Small Raisin. 175Jupiter. An Apple. 550Saturn. A Peach. 1,025Uranus. A Plum. 2,050Neptune. A Plum. 3,225Pluto stays in the 'fridge.

How about: when the screw sticks up out of the wood, clamping a pair of vice grips onto the screw and using the extra leverage gained?