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Step for bed
A crude shot made before finishing.
Bonus! Curly, my new shop dog shown inspecting it. -- GW Ross |
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Step for bed
On Sat, 14 Nov 2015 06:49:04 -0500, "G. Ross"
wrote: A crude shot made before finishing. Bonus! Curly, my new shop dog shown inspecting it. Nicely done. Seems like beds are higher these days and anyone under about 5'4" can use a step. My wife uses one. |
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Step for bed
G. Ross wrote:
A crude shot made before finishing. Bonus! Curly, my new shop dog shown inspecting it. The handle is a nice safety feature too! Good job! Bill |
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Bill wrote:
G. Ross wrote: A crude shot made before finishing. Bonus! Curly, my new shop dog shown inspecting it. The handle is a nice safety feature too! Good job! Bill Thanks. -- GW Ross If it looks like a duck, acts like a duck, and quacks like a duck it is probably just a tool of the |
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Yes you are write this bench is made timber wood.
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