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My pastor gave me a bunch of wood from his grandmothers porch witch had old green paint on it. When I first saw it I thought to myself “that would make a nice pie safe” the parts that were cut-to fit (bare wood) were applied with paint I mixed that I had sitting around the shop. Came out pretty nice if I say so myself. I had a woman look at it yesterday that just raved over it. I’m going to sell it for $300.00.
-- psipos@snakebite.com
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MadeinMT
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#1 posted 261 days ago
Love “beat up” looking pie safes and jelly cabinets. Nice work.
-- Ron, Montana
oldnovice
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#2 posted 260 days ago
Good looking! How old is it … jokingly! Considering the wood was free, nice profit margin!
I have never been able to master making an antique looking anything.
-- "I never met a board I didn't like!"
rftyree
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#3 posted 259 days ago
You should get more than $300 for it. Don’t sell yourself short. I know people that pay a lot more for funiture that looks like that. Nice Job!
-- Russell, Tennessee
yeoldepirate1
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#4 posted 240 days ago
The wife decided to confiscate this yesterday for her canning.
-- psipos@snakebite.com
HorizontalMike
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#5 posted 240 days ago
I love the distressing you did! Cool!
-- HorizontalMike -- "Woodpeckers understand..."
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