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Victorian-style Sideboard

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Woodworker: Brett Shaffer

Shaffer wanted his senior-year project to be a tour de force that would inspire future students. Wanting to re-create an antique piece with elaborate carvings, he chose to build this English sideboard. Shaffer used Central American mahogany in the sideboard’s construction. It has a Minwax red mahogany stain and clear Deft lacquer finish.

Photo: John Perkins, courtesy of Springfield High School

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