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    Materials List Error: Mini-grandfather clock, SSW 25

    Hi everyone,
    We've discovered a few errors in the Materials List for the Mini-Grandfather Clock article.

    They are for the pieces that you just cut out without the patterns

    #3: 3/16” x 1 9/16” x 2 7/8”
    #14: 3/16” x 1 11/16” x 3 3/8”

    #16 can be cut from a piece that is 4 3/4" long rather than 5"

    Bob
    www.GrobetUSA.com
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    I have had this pattern for years. Tried cutting it once and trying to cut all those little square pieces was my downfall. got a Bosch 'Fine Cutting Miter Saw" and I think I'll give the pattern another try. Thanks for publishing it
    Bob from Northwest Florida

    Delta P20

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