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Glad to see you're back in the shop. I really like the leg shape and the detail of how it meets the top. Well done. The inlay in the top is a subtle but elegant touch. Well done.
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Nicely done!
I really like the lines and the wood choices!
Thanks for sharing
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Looks like the new shop has been appropriately christened. Well done, love the combination of woods.
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Very nice. Really like the design and wood choice.
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