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ScrapArt
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#1 posted 821 days ago
Nice choice of wood. and nice construction. Is that wood readily available where you live? In florida unless you go to a Specialty Store your choice is basicaly Pine… Some Oak(Which for some reason I dislike) maybe some Plane Mapel, Pine pine and more pine and most of the Pine is PT The girls will love it.
Would you be interested in selling some Mesquite? and mailing it?
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sedcokid
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#2 posted 821 days ago
Beautiful music boxes, the wood choice is great as is the construction. I am sure that your Grandaughters will treasure them forever!
Thanks for sharing
-- Chuck Emery, Michigan,
levan
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#3 posted 821 days ago
Nice boxes. You will never run out of fun projects. Thanks to the grand daughters.
-- Lynn "If you think you can do a thing or think you can't do a thing, you're right". Henry Ford
WoodSpanker
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#4 posted 821 days ago
Anything with mesquite is a-o.k. in my book! Very very nice!! :)
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Vern Little
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#5 posted 821 days ago
Thanks for the comments, guys. The Mesquite was a chunk of firewood a friend brought back from Tex where they were clearing out a fence row the had grown up. The elm was from the grand daughters great, great Grandfathers homestead in eastern Colorado. The tree was a log lying on the ground that had been dead several years. Just cut them with my chainsaw until I could handle them on my table saw and band saw.
-- Earth first, we'll drill the rest of the planets later. Vern
blockhead
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#6 posted 818 days ago
Love the Mesquite. I know the girls will cherish these a lifetime. Well done Vern
-- Brad, Oregon- The things that come to those who wait, may be the things left by those who got there first.
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