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With seemingly no place left to work on his electronics projects, Adam turned his office closet into a stealthy concealable work area – neat idea! Now let’s see a fume extractor in there, eh?
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I rather think it *is* spam. Please do not consider this a contradiction.
Adam,
Admirably succinct.
And, indeed, I’m curious about this new breed of off topic post flogging internet sales sites yet that is not to be considered spam. I suppose he didn’t actually claim it wasn’t spam, but merely request that we ignore the essential aspect of the post and, in hypnotized fashion, comply.
a spam? did someone see “a spam”? *poof* no more spam!
http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Please+do+not+consider+this+a+spam.Prashant&hl=en&filter=0
I love it to bits!
You can get away with not having a table by lining the closet with level 1x2s and dropping in a tabletop/slab of mdf. I then cut a small hole for cord access, and a concave slice out of the front to allow my elbows to clear the doorway… and voila!
not to be a nitpicker, but to be an obligatory comment….
it was Buddy that said “that’s not flying, that’s falling with style.”
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