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Walnut Unsecretary

By mikeyc, member Nov 24, 2020

I built this piece from locally sourced walnut here in Northeastern Pennsylvania. I call it the unsecretary because you can’t sit at it. The radius work was the most challenging part of this project.

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Dugger66 | Dec 05, 2020 08:22am | #1
Very nice work

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