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Strummers Stool

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Woodworker: Matthew LindsayWith design guidance from instructors Tim Rousseau and Adrian Ferrazzutti, Lindsay built this "Strummer’s Stool" (17 in. deep by 14 in. wide by 35 in. tall) during the Twelve-Week Intensive course at the Center for Furniture Craftsmanship. The maple and oak veneers of the curving seat and solid-walnut frame are finished with shellac. Maine Wood 2010 Photo: Stretch Studio
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posted in: Reader's Gallery, walnut, maple, shellac, Custom Design, Oak veneer

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