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woodworm
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posted 260 days ago
Very nice bed and nightstands!
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Todd Thomas
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posted 260 days ago
Very nice bed…really like the style…looks great
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Bureaucrat
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posted 260 days ago
Nicely executed. The finish is great, just the right balance of red. When some folks make mission furniture they drill round holes and put a round tenon on the slat, others say that square mortises and tenons are the only way to go. I don’t know which method is more work. Which technique did you use, and after doing so many would you do it again?
Thanks for posting.
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NeoDon
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posted 260 days ago
Very nice indeed,
The rich colors and style and cut very processional as I can see.
How did you make the door fronts on the night stand please?
I would like to emulate them in a vanity project I’m doing.
Thanks
relic
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posted 259 days ago
Really nice looking set. I also like the color.
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