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{{fa}}Picnic tables can be a great place for a family gathering or for outdoor art projects. This design is great for meals, since everyone is facing toward the center, and items on the table are in easy reach of all the seated guests. | {{fa}}Picnic tables can be a great place for a family gathering or for outdoor art projects. This design is great for meals, since everyone is facing toward the center, and items on the table are in easy reach of all the seated guests. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
# Gather the required materials (see, ''Things You'll Need'', below). You want to buy good quality materials with minimal [[Dry Wood for Woodworking|knots, splits, or warping]]. Cedar, redwood, or even the new recycled plastic decking is best for flat surfaces. In this article, treated southern, yellow pine lumber is used. | # Gather the required materials (see, ''Things You'll Need'', below). You want to buy good quality materials with minimal [[Dry Wood for Woodworking|knots, splits, or warping]]. Cedar, redwood, or even the new recycled plastic decking is best for flat surfaces. In this article, treated southern, yellow pine lumber is used. | ||
