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spice rack

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another gift

still have the sanding and finish to go
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Nice rack. I like the use of the drawer on the side so not to waste space.
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Oh yeah, that is a nice piece of design and work!

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+1 on the drawer, very clever. Nice rack and I never thought I'd say that to a GUY.
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Nice job, what is the first picture?
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That would be the drawer , the joinery,,,is all hand cut rabbits and joints
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I think its done 8 coats of lacquer spray for the finish
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Nice Job!

Also nice use of the contrasting woods.

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Like a good cook its amazing what ya can do with left overs !!
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