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Nature-Inspired Bench

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Woodworker: William RobertsA landscape architect, Roberts takes design cues from nature. This bench, 18 in. deep by 72 in. wide by 18 in. tall, was inspired by a bird’s skeleton—delicate, durable, and lightweight. Using reclaimed plywood, Roberts knows he fell short on the lightweight part but designed the bench to look airy. The finish is polyurethane. from Fine Woodworking #221
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