Comments

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   zbop | Jul 12, 2011 05:37pm | #1

   I'm assuming that this is a sawhorse .... if so, it is far too handsome to actually use. Very exquisite. With all of the bracing it is probably so strong that you could park a bus on it. Love it!

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   MikeGoldstein | Jul 13, 2011 05:31pm | #2

   It's long been known that, with rare exception, the triangle reigns supreme for its structural soundness. I've not seen a better example of it than Cerebere's saw horse. If this was larger, it would be a favorite place to be under during an earthquake. No matter, it's a fun piece that could be used in a variety of ways, other than just standing around showing off. I'd love to see plans for it.

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   YOUNGNICK | Jul 14, 2011 05:25am | #3

   Beautiful work! It reminds of the work done set by "les ébénistes de les compagnon du Devoir" in France.

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   cerbere | Jul 14, 2011 02:58pm | #4

   c'est exact, il s'agit d'un exercice de compagnon. Mais charpentier pas ébéniste.

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   Jurgen01 | May 12, 2015 06:03pm | #5

   Built like a 19th-century railroad trestle -- and probably about as strong!
   Very cool.