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SOONER or later you just have to build something. Shortly thereafter, you feel the urge to share with the world just how clever you are; hence this set of pages. Each of these pages is about something I'm making or have already made, either to my own design or by modifying someone else's.

A SELF-CONTAINED TRESTLE TABLE - A trestle table which breaks down and packs up inside itself. Set up, it's just over 5¹/2 feet long by just under 3 feet wide and stands 2¹/2 feet tall; packed, it's just over 5¹/2 long by 1¹/2 wide by 3 inches thick.

CHEST-BENCH - Here's a chest I built for a lady and her lord. The chest converts to a bench to seat two gentles. 

CAMP BED - A slat bed that breaks down for easy transportation, but looks right at home in a 12th c. tent. Accomodates a standard double air mattress.

A PAIR OF CHAIRS - Two high-backed arm chairs that fold up flat for travel.

A-FRAME - An alternate frame for a 12th c. double-belled wedge tent. Usually these had centre poles; this is an A-frame arrangement, to avoid having poles in the best part of the tent - the middle.

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NEW! A Vardo

A Slat Camp Bed

A Pair of Chairs

A Camping Chest

A Fold-up Table

An A-Frame for a Double-Belled Wedge Tent