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   joinerswork | Sep 15, 2006 04:29pm | #1

   Rick,

   Interesting.  I imagine a combination lectern and door would come in handy for political speakers in an area where they are unpopular.  "That's all.  Any questions?  No? Gotta run, then, bye!"

   Sorry, I know that was no help to you at all.  Maybe others will be better.

   Ray

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   pins | Sep 15, 2006 05:53pm | #2

   I just made this screen door and I don't think you really need plans. I just used wider stock 1" thick for stability and uses two biscuits for each joint. The second photo shows the detail on the inside and I used
   copper nails (the ones you use for attaching a copper plumbing/pipe to a board.)

   
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   Ricks503 | Sep 15, 2006 08:09pm | #3

   that looks like a nice door, but I was thinking of something a bit more ornate I have a few designs in mind, but DW threw out the idea of making it a storm door as well. So That added a new dimension and I was decided to see what was already out there before reinventing. 

    

   " There'll be no living with her now" - Captain Jack Sparrow

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   nikkiwood | Sep 15, 2006 08:28pm | #4

   Here's a storm door plan that might at least get you started. This one is set up with a separate screen frame and storm window.

   http://www.popularmechanics.com/home_improvement/how_to_central/carpentry_remodeling/1275581.html

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   Jimma | Sep 15, 2006 09:31pm | #5

   Feel free to copy , but there are no plans.

   
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   AndyE | Sep 16, 2006 03:49am | #6

   I once did a stage set up for a foreign politician and he came with his own lectern. The inside was lined with 1/2" steel and big enough for a 6' tall person to jump inside if the crowd turned ornery. Luckily it had it's own dolly too.

   Andy

   Said least is often said best,
   but said best is often said least.

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   Jimma | Sep 16, 2006 05:17pm | #7

   Forgot to include this pic of a dictionary/world atlas stand that can double as a lectern if you use a panel where the stretchers are (to hide the speaker's knobby knees).