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Kids stool in birch
comments (0) November 1st, 2012 in Reader's Gallery
Hoscra_Woodturner, member
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Kids stool made from eurpean birch. Aprox 12'' long. No nails/screws - just wooden plugs and glue. Finnished with three coats of Liberon Finnishing Oil.
Made it together with my girlfriend as a gift in a baptism.
Made from our own plan based on a traditional design.
posted in: Reader's Gallery, oil, birch, traditional, european birch, kids stool
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