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    Human bone is actually really good for making furniture, and the chics dig it
    Chicks dig my human bone.


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    Assembling stuff from Ikea is as far as I go with making my own furniture.

    Both my grandfathers were carpenters though, and they did make some very beautiful things, some of which can still be admired in the house I grew up in.
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    I have a future father-in-law with some extensive experience with making his own furnuture. Although, I think he would rather look on amused as I make every possible mistake before actually helping. I really like the man but he has to have his laughs.
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    Once you get skilled you can make him a rocking chair ala The Patriot.


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    Quote Originally Posted by rajpoot View Post
    Once you get skilled you can make him a rocking chair ala The Patriot.
    Pointing out he's getting old isn't that original although it would be in a very creative way.
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    One good tip, night class

    Oh, and Phil, the best way to learn is through your own mistakes and breaking stuff, that's why we have apprenticeships.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Peasant Phill View Post
    Pointing out he's getting old isn't that original although it would be in a very creative way.
    Heh, that's not what I meant, but I guess it can say that too.


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