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This is a project which like many of mine is from salvaged wood. In this case red oak, & as it comprised of lumber from different sources it took a little doing(clawing through my stash pile)to come up with compatible grains. The wife called it a deacon bench but in my opinion it is too small so I call it a boot box.
Lee
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8 comments so far
Dusty56
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posted 392 days ago
looks pretty nice from here !
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brianinpa
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posted 392 days ago
Bench or Box, either way it looks great.
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woodworm
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posted 392 days ago
Very nice looking and most importantly funtional wood work.
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CharlieM1958
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posted 392 days ago
Great looking piece…. whatever you call it!
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TraumaJacques
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posted 392 days ago
Great way to use salvaged wood. well done.
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pokieone
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posted 389 days ago
Nice work! Did you recreate the baseboards to match the box?
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LeeinEdmonton
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posted 389 days ago
Nope…..I did the baseboards about 15 years ago.
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john
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posted 388 days ago
Beautiful work as usual Lee . I would of never guessed it was done with reclaimed wood . It looks brand spankin new .
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