| Blog entry by JonH | posted 192 days ago | 305 reads | 1 time favorited | 1 comment |  |
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Glue the drawer together using the front, body and the back of the drawer. Remember to keep the chunk left over from the inside of the drawer to use for a drawer handle.
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posted 192 days ago
good series
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