Subject: plans for a shed

From: Fred <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 04 Sep 2014 13:53:38 -0700

Hey Ipp-archive,

Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner... I've been crazy busy at work. 

Your in luck, I built my dad a rocking chair for Father's Day in June
and I'am going to show you how I did it. 

You probably don't believe me, but I did. Actually, it practically built itself. 

I found a step by step guide that has 3-D instructions and puts every question you 
might have right into the directions. 

You can download the plans that I used ->  http://www.aboutdubbox.com/download/blueprints/crafts.index
and check out blueprints for all the other stuff they have. 

See you soon.... Xoxo

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From: [email-masked]
Date: Thu, 04 Sep 2014 09:28:07 -0400
Subject: Re: I need help with my moms gift

 Hey John, 
 
For my mothers birthday I want to build a new piece of furniture 
that will be used to hold sound system, Blu-Ray player, and a cable box.
It's not going to be real big, but I would like to add four wheels to the bottom 
to make it easy to move when cleaning.

I have some experience with woodworking, but not much. It was chosen to use
pine-wood as she found a stain she really likes and the sound system(heaviest item)
will be on the bottom. The second heaviest item, the cable-box, will be on top.
I have experience with cutting, sanding, and painting as well as building things 
were purchased from IK-A and other places. Some needed to have holes drilled, and I have done that as well.

 In addition, I am aware that I will need at least two grits of sand paper, probably a medium and a fine.
 From what I have seen, I should be able to simply use a wood-glue and nail combo to assemble this. I'll either need to put some notches in the side for the shelf or put in some brackets.
 
 Please help! 

 
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 you have a crush on one of the nurses in the emergency room, go for it. Otherwise, don't even think of it. I've been involved in woodworking for more years that I'd care to admit and never saw anything that said to do that. It even sounds dangerous.
If you don't have a router or table saw, then make the dado with multiple parallel cuts and chisel out the waste and sand smooth
I wouldn't even do it with a radial arm saw,