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| 894.1 | Let me take a look | CTHQ::EHRAMJIAN | And Twins Makes 3 | Thu Mar 04 1993 16:15 | 5 |
| Well, the saw horses were a good start...let me look around a little.
Seems that I may have come across something like this before.
Carl
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| 894.2 | Wire spools work good | ISLNDS::CARLBERG | | Fri Mar 05 1993 12:11 | 19 |
| I used an old wire spool laid flat. Take some one by's and nail to the
edges of the round parts. Make a cutout on on the top part for two
4x4's mounted vertically and set the roof on them. You could try to
find a wooden bucket at a flea market and attach with rope. I've made a
coule of them in the past and they look great.
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Something like this good luck
Mike
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| 894.3 | No cost well | ELWOOD::DYMON | | Wed Mar 10 1993 07:49 | 10 |
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Steve
Spag's had an easy looking WW on sale some time ago. Its design was
simple. Take some 2X and offset stack them ( _-_-_ ) something
like this. In an octogon pattern. Slap 2 uprights for the roof
and make 2 2'x2' sections of plywood for the rooof. finish with
wood singles and add the crank and rope. Looks simple to
build and you could do it with scrap too...
JD
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| 894.4 | I've seen those... | ASDG::SBILL | | Wed Mar 10 1993 12:05 | 9 |
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I've been looking around at other peoples' wishing wells and have seen
the one you're (-.1) talking about. I think my wife likes it but I'm
not sure if I do. It's a possibility though. My sister-in-law has a
wishing well in her yard so I'll probably go over there when the snow melts
and do some reverse engineering (I promise not to take it apart
though).
Steve B.
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