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woodworm
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posted 260 days ago
Cool tea box and very nice joinery!
-- masrol, kuala lumpur, MY.
Dennis Zongker
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posted 260 days ago
Very nice! You did a great job. Wooden tea caddies were very popular back in the old, olden days.
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a1Jim
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posted 260 days ago
Very Unique very nice.
Jim
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scottb
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posted 260 days ago
really like this. Fanstastic work on the joinery and kanji
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isetegija
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posted 260 days ago
Looks very well made.
Thanks for sharing with us.
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WoodSpanker
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posted 260 days ago
very nice! looks stunning.
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Blake
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posted 260 days ago
Really nice. Its a beautiful box.
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firecaster
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It takes patience to make really good tea. (Green for me)
Doing this with handtools shows you have patience.
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Rick D.
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posted 260 days ago
You inspired me. I’m going to make some tea now.
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