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I love Makore, seriously dislike the sawdust though, wear a mask is the only way. Of course, Millie is the inspector.
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Oh, my! That is beautiful!
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Great figure on the top. I agree about Makore. Tough on my sinuses.
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That wood is stunning! Great craftsmanship too!
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Very nice all around.
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Wow, simply wow. Amazing wood and very nice work. I really like that detail on the ends of the top. So you called it a vanity but clearly it's not going to have a sink sitting on top of it, or is it?
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That is beautiful! It is easy to understand your fascination of Makore. Don't see much of it here in the land of scrubby Mesquite trees.
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Beautiful cabinet.
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(12-22-2016, 01:03 PM)MSRiverdog Wrote: I love Makore, seriously dislike the sawdust though, wear a mask is the only way. Of course, Millie is the inspector.
Beautiful piece and I think the inspector approves. I love pics of your Shepherds,I think you have more than one,they are my favorite. I have a shepherd mix,collie I think,but my Trixie looks a lot like your dog.Not only do you have good tastes in dogs but are a beautiful craftsman as well.Sorry about getting off track.
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That's a really nice piece. Beautiful wood and nicely executed! I see you've kept up that German Shepard Dog addiction. I "inherited" a GSD Rotty mix from a friend who moved out of the country. They really are nice dogs!
I still have a little of that Makore I got from you years ago. I'm saving it for something special but, so far, special hasn't come around.
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