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Very nice Aram. Inlay as well.
I like the simple, clean lines. Restful.
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Very nice indeed. .
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Great work!
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Excellent job! Pear is such an underrated wood. Works well, and is beautiful.
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Well done. Was this the same project that was started awhile ago??
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(02-05-2022, 07:37 PM)Arlin Eastman Wrote: Well done. Was this the same project that was started awhile ago??
Thanks to everyone for the kind words.
Arlin, yes. Took a while.
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That's a beaut! I particularly like the view from overhead. It probably isn't easy to get that much pear wood!
Are the legs 'plumb' or splayed? Just curious since the eye can play tricks.
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(02-06-2022, 09:15 AM)C. in Indy Wrote: That's a beaut! I particularly like the view from overhead. It probably isn't easy to get that much pear wood!
Are the legs 'plumb' or splayed? Just curious since the eye can play tricks.
Thank you. They are plumb.
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