My winter project

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burkhome
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very nice!!!
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Only a 'fellow woodworker' would recognize the effort and skill required to make that from scratch.

Well done!

I hope your wife is an exception to the first statement!
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I can only imagine how many hours went into that really neat sewing box.
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Beautiful Sewing box! WoW! If you only had 50 hours into it, you must be a top notch speed merchant - and an accurate on at that!!

Looks more than several hundred hours to me. I know if I put in 4 hours/day in the shop I would be looking at 50 days. Even then, don't know if it would have such a fine looking finish!
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wingman2010
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Really beautiful work! It's heirloom quality, I hope to do work like that using my Shopsmith!
1993 Shopsmith Model 510. Very proud to be a Shopsmith owner.
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