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comments (2) July 22nd, 2012 in Reader's Gallery

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Design or Plan used: My own design - Denis

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1750's Style Block Front Document Cabinet

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zuzaraden writes: I think that the use of standard s top ... because it aligns more coverage!
Posted: 5:13 am on August 16th

WoodCrafter writes: Denis

Love the work!
I am currently working up a Greene N greene style light for my kitchen.
Do you recommend flourescent fixtures or the standard.
Any particular methodoloy to placing the bulbs to even out the brightness?
Thank you
Glen

Posted: 3:42 am on August 16th

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