After all your nice comments I ruined it.
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#3
luvTooQuilt , 10-17-2010 02:21 PM
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Quote:
use those screw thingy's on the bottom legs like what the washers & dryers have to level the machine..Originally Posted by CindyinNY
Yes, I did!!!!! I cut one side of my table off and it's crooked. :cry: :cry:
#5
craftybear , 10-17-2010 02:43 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by CindyinNY
Yes, I did!!!!! I cut one side of my table off and it's crooked. :cry: :cry:
#6
Put the cut piece back on. Drill a couple of holes in the cut end and match the holes and drill the same amount of holes in the table cut end. Hammer a short piece of dowel rod covered in good wood glue, a little bigger then the hole into the table end holes then tap the cut end on the dowels. Now you are right back where you started and can cut it even.
#7
color me confused :?:
are you talking about an actual "table" or the table runner you were working on?
maybe I missed something, that's nothing new... :oops:
are you talking about an actual "table" or the table runner you were working on?
maybe I missed something, that's nothing new... :oops:
#8
OMG!! I'm sorry. LOL I made a typo!
I meant to say I cut my TABLE RUNNER crooked!
And why can't I edit my orginal post?????
It's just not my day!
I meant to say I cut my TABLE RUNNER crooked!
And why can't I edit my orginal post?????
It's just not my day!
#10
Post a picture of the table runner and how you cut it, I bet there is a way to fix it. Bunch of brilliant people on this site with some great ideas...
