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Domino method of Benchwork building Std Practices
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Get your hands on some David Barrow articles. <br /> <br />Basically, he builds simple sections that are 18" or 2' wide, and 2', 4', 6', or maybe even 8' long. <br /> <br />His layouts aren't modular by the standard definition, in that they can't go together any which way. So it's sort of a portable layout. Portable because each individual piece is portable. <br /> <br />I think it's the way to go for me on my hopefully soon to be future layout. <br /> <br />Again, simple frames, made of 1x4's with plywood on top. He actually suggests ripping plywood into 3/4" x 3-1/2" pieces (to resemble 1 x 4's). <br /> <br />Cool stuff, although many will say it's nothing new. I think David Barrow made the concept quite popular, however, and threw in a little bit of marketing by gaving it a cool name (dominoes). <br />
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