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This was a very special project for me. A friend of a friend has some awesome cherry that was milled by his late grandfather. He wanted something made from this for his niece's and nephew- Pedro will reside at his grandmother's house for the great grand children to enjoy when they visit.
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Nice. What are the brass fasteners. They look very nice.
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Thanks. They are actually silver. Nickle plate metal table leg glides. I think they really make Pedro stand out
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Gotcha I can see that now. IMO wouldn't look right without them now that I have seen it with them.
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Woodwork... It's what I do for a living.
(well, such as it may be, It's my job)
((cept my boss is a @#!*&))
I think I'm gonna fire myself for that
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Pedro is a classy ride, looks comfy too.
Worst thing they can do is cook ya and eat ya
GW
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That might not be a fancy dinning table, but it is surely a real heirloom!
Looks great.
See ya later,
Bill
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Bump- requested.
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Why are you bumping your own thread?
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cvillewood said:
Why are you bumping your own thread?
Someone pm'd me. They could not find it. I don't know how to cut and paste from my smarter than me phone. So I bumped it so they could find it