We have lots of 3/4 threaded rod left over from a construction project.
Would 3/4" work OK for this project?
rahtreelimbs
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Don't see why not !!!
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I think 3/4" would work. I went with 1" because "there is no kill like overkill"
good luck ,
jody
good luck ,
jody
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Good . . . Thanks! 
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[quote="admin"]I think 3/4" would work. I went with 1" because "there is no kill like overkill"
I like your thinking - so would you also say 50cal is good for woodchuck ? !!!!! ( maybe needs scientific testing - like the bike frame welds ! )
Thanks for some great video's - learning alot more from you than I ever did at college.
I like your thinking - so would you also say 50cal is good for woodchuck ? !!!!! ( maybe needs scientific testing - like the bike frame welds ! )
Thanks for some great video's - learning alot more from you than I ever did at college.
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I think 3/4 work for this project is fine. But I recommend you to complete it 4/4 in order to eliminate risk factor. Best of Luck.
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What risk factor? It's a stool!
I can fall from one of those because of something as simple as tequila!
Steve S
I can fall from one of those because of something as simple as tequila!
Steve S