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Re: Partners in Craft: Harold Wood and John O'Brien
I question the strength of this end grain construction. I've worked with end grain yellow pine, and anything less than 2" thick is very vulnerable to breakage. A 3/4" in drawer face maybe with a very dense end-grain, but I see those pulls easily breaking. Very attractive, but I question the longevity.
posted: 9:04 pm on December 23rd