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<blockquote data-quote="steelfingers" data-source="post: 3657223" data-attributes="member: 38658">Got it scabbed in and was going to fully attach to the walls and put L legs in today, but I got busted.&nbsp; I have this silly heart monitor I have to wear for a week before my next surgery, or as I like to call it...&quot;The new additon to my thorasic&#039;s lake house&quot;.&nbsp; It went off and called my wife to see if I was having a problem.&nbsp; I had to tote the skealton top (12&#039;x2&#039;) out to the work shop from my garage and it got my heart rate up.&nbsp; God snitched on my a computer chip...Hauled it in and leveled the back on the scab blocks with 1/8&quot; slant front to rear.&nbsp; Nothing like having a work bench&nbsp; where every thing rolls off the front on the floor.&nbsp; I&#039;ll add cross board joining the legs front to back, for storage of boards, pipe or what ever.Wife will be gone tomorrow morning so I&#039;ll get it done.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="steelfingers, post: 3657223, member: 38658"] Got it scabbed in and was going to fully attach to the walls and put L legs in today, but I got busted. I have this silly heart monitor I have to wear for a week before my next surgery, or as I like to call it..."The new additon to my thorasic's lake house". It went off and called my wife to see if I was having a problem. I had to tote the skealton top (12'x2') out to the work shop from my garage and it got my heart rate up. God snitched on my a computer chip... Hauled it in and leveled the back on the scab blocks with 1/8" slant front to rear. Nothing like having a work bench where every thing rolls off the front on the floor. I'll add cross board joining the legs front to back, for storage of boards, pipe or what ever. Wife will be gone tomorrow morning so I'll get it done. [/QUOTE]

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