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HD_woodchuck
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posted 64 days ago
Nice work Jim … looks beautiful, and I bet she’ll enjoy that chest for many years!
-- "The German is like a willow. No matter which way you bend him, he will always take root again." - Alexander Solzhenitsyn -
jim1953
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posted 64 days ago
Great Lookin chest
-- Jim, Kentucky
Jim Ganley
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posted 64 days ago
Thank you for the comments, the cedar came from the Branson, MO area where I used to live (sigh), the feet are off an old discarded chest of unkown origins. I really like working with cedar except for the sneezing almost like walnut. =8’]
-- Jim - Cushing, WI
Alan
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posted 64 days ago
Great chest, the feet go good with it.
-- Alan, Prince George
stefang
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posted 64 days ago
Nice job, good reuse of the feet. I’ll bet your daughter loves it.
-- Mike, American in Norway
Loucarb
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posted 64 days ago
Nice looking chest. Well done.
huff
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posted 64 days ago
Jim, Excellent job on your chest. Your worked the feet in perfectly, blending old with new. Well done. Welcome to LJ’s and thanks for sharing.
-- John @ Myrtle Beach
navyman
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posted 64 days ago
your girl shoould be proud.nice looking.
-- Michael . USN ( Ret ) Batesville,AR
Karson
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posted 63 days ago
Nice looking chest. Are there really two different ones there. The first picture seems to be diffferent from the rest of the pictures.
-- What happens in the workshop stays in the workshop. No wait that doesn't sound right. Karson Southern Delaware karson_morrison@bigfoot.com †