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2 Comments
Wonderful instructions! Do you suggest repainting this each year (for Illinois weather?) Also, what tool would I need if I wanted to add decorative beveling?
I can't imagine what "novice do-it-yourselfer" will possess all the power tools used to construct this "entry level" project.
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