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Alder Blanket Chest
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Josh Finn's traditional blanket chest captures the conservative characteristics of alder, a wood known for its warm color and subtle grain. The finish is a three-part oil mixture. From Fine Woodworking #200 Photo: John Tetreault
Design or Plan used: Not specified
posted in: Reader's Gallery, rustic, oil, alder
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