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Monitor Stand

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Maple and Walnut, Poorly hand cut dove tails.
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Excellent job. Looks beautiful to me. I don’t see any issues with the dovetails.
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Very nice and I like the contrast in the different woods. I don't see any problems with the dovetails either.
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thanks, Low res photos. ;-) like most hand cut dovetails there needs some filler here and there.
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Looks great to me!
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Very nice, I like it.
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Re: Monitor Stand

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Looks very good, really like the contrasting colors with the different species of wood!
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Very nice.
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Super nice! Tell us how you did the stopped dados in the drawer sides, if you might ?
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Also, a clever way to gain space on your desk top. The only problem (for me) might be the height of the monitor. I work with mine sitting on the desktop ( about 4" lower than yours would be).
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