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Make a jigsaw-puzzle table

Zigi says...

We used MDF board, namely SupaWood, to make this table because it is sturdy, smooth and much cheaper than solid wood. But it is fairly heavy and large pieces would be difficult to handle, so ask your wood supplier to cut it according to your measurements. We bought one board of 2,7 m x 1,8 m at Plaza Board Centre (there are branches in Cape Town, Bloemfontein, Gauteng and North West), and they cut our pieces exactly according to our measurements at a small extra cost.

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SHOPPING LIST

• 1 piece MDF board (22 mm thick) of 2,7m x 1,8 m, cut into the following pieces:

□ 1 piece of 556 mm x 1 156 mm (tabletop)□ 2 pieces of 644 mm x 600 mm (2 pieces of the cover)□ 2 pieces of 200 mm x 1 200 mm (long sides of the table frame)□ 2 pieces of 200 mm x 556 mm (short sides of the table frame)□ 4 pieces of 160 mm x 556 mm (outer walls for the drawer runners)□ 2 pieces of 500 mm x 419 mm (drawer undersides)□ 4 pieces of 500 mm x 100 mm (drawer sides)□ 2 pieces of 375 mm x 100 mm (drawer backsides)□ 2 pieces of 505 mm x 150 mm (drawer fronts)

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