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My New Rack! Done!

liquidleaf said:
Love the rack! I haven't tried building with melamine yet - do the edges chip much when cutting with a saw?
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thank you!

On the tablesaw not SO much if you have a nice blade. I cant imagine cutting it with a duller blade though, youd probably have alot of rough edges.

i think the worst the boards chipped was when we had them standing on end to keep them out of the way, and when we finally got everything ready to be put together and started hammering them into their slots ( Rubber mallets only ) other than that, they were pretty tough! But either way, nothing a few dabs of paint cant fix :D
 
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