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"Jeremy M. Praay" <sla### [at] hotmail com> wrote in message
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| Please offer ([very] specific) advice. I'm new to this, and won't
| be offended. :-) I've done most of my basement by myself, and
| frankly, it shows, though I'm still somewhat proud of myself.
| Should that be moved to p.o-t?
The basement looks great in the photos.
I'll post something in p.o-t Thursday evening if not before. I can tell
you now that Formica countertop cannot be used as a building material.
It will sag under its own weight if not supported on all four sides.
Even if that were not the case, you can only screw into it a half inch.
The formica countertop will only be a cover for a frame which must be
sturdy without it.
You will need some type of leg at the L, but it can be set back far
enough to make room for a chair and knees there. Still, you won't want
to sit on the edge of this desk. I will post a detailed plan Thursday
evening which can be realized with your tools.
Do you have wood or aluminum studs in the wall?
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| Perfection is easy in POV-Ray. Imperfection is difficult.
| Real-life is the opposite. Yet in each, we try to achieve
| the other. *sigh*
Not all of us. I like POV-Ray perfection (*there's* my on-topic
statement in this post)
-Shay
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