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| − | + | One of life's pleasures is eating a simple outdoor meal when the weather is pleasant, whether you cook on a grill, or just prepare sandwiches and a salad for a light lunch. Here are the steps to build your own sturdy, functional [[Organize a Family Picnic|picnic]] table on which to enjoy your meal. | |
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
#Obtain a durable lumber suitable for the project. The project in the photos uses pressure treated southern yellow pine, recycled from an old deck. Choosing premium lumber, or even a synthetic material made from recycled plastics will afford a higher quality finished project. The table built for this article is 72 inches ''(183 cm)'' long, 32 inches ''(81,3 cm)'' wide, and 32 inches ''(81,3 cm)'' tall, and required the following materials: | #Obtain a durable lumber suitable for the project. The project in the photos uses pressure treated southern yellow pine, recycled from an old deck. Choosing premium lumber, or even a synthetic material made from recycled plastics will afford a higher quality finished project. The table built for this article is 72 inches ''(183 cm)'' long, 32 inches ''(81,3 cm)'' wide, and 32 inches ''(81,3 cm)'' tall, and required the following materials: | ||
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#Set your table up in a shady spot and enjoy it. | #Set your table up in a shady spot and enjoy it. | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
