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Use for Questions where the strength of the materials and/or the overall design is of primary importance.
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Are 1.5"x1.5" poplar legs strong enough to support a 3'x2' hardwood top?
I'm building a mobile (not on wheels) kitchen island for my partner in our new apartment, as a first woodworking project. A 3'x2' top is about right for the space, and she'd like an overall height of …
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