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Wood wall

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This wall is made from scrap wood, but could be made from any type of wood. I used various lengths of 2×4s ripped in thicknesses from 1/4 to 1in. I put all the pieces through the thickness planer to get one smooth side and gave them a walnut stain. The pieces were then randomly attached to the wall with hot-melt glue. The project was not much fun to do, but I like the result ;)

The Ryobi tool used for this project was: Ryobi 10 in. tablesaw - RTS10

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  • has the Hot melt glue held the wood to the wall well?
    By t2racing, on June 29, 2013

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Wood wall

by mkcfl
Apr 20, 2012

This wall is made from scrap wood, but could be made from any type of wood. I used various lengths of 2×4s ripped in thicknesses from 1/4 to 1in. I put all the pieces through the thickness planer to get one smooth side and gave them a walnut stain. The pieces were then randomly attached to the wall with hot-melt glue. The project was not much fun to do, but I like the result ;) The Ryobi tool used for this project was: Ryobi 10 in. tablesaw - RTS10