Kids' Traditional Picnic Table Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

Kids' Traditional Picnic Table Plans
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$10.00

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You can see from the picture that this is very easy to build. Make it even easier with this woodworking plan which provides a list of materials, photos and measured drawings for your complete comprehension of the building process.

The center unit measures 36" wide, 35" across, and 21" high.

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