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Children's Play Table

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Woodworker: Evan Bottomley

Bottomley, a student at Springfield High, was inspired to create this whimsical table by his niece's and nephew's fascination with bugs. The Japanese beetles symbolize their hunger for learning. This 220-hour project required 3 coats of Polyurethane over latex paint.

Photo: Jeff Whitlock

Design or Plan used: Not specified

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