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ronald_jin
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Guys,
I want to create a wood kitchen because, but i have no proper information about wood kitchen, guys, if anyone have some proper information about wood kitchen so please share with me...

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Hi:

If you mean kitchen cabinets made out of wood you may search the forum and find something. The internet is another wood resource and you can also find used books easily about kitchen cabinet construction.

Good luck
Ed
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ronald_jin wrote:Guys,
I want to create a wood kitchen because, but i have no proper information about wood kitchen, guys, if anyone have some proper information about wood kitchen so please share with me...
If you read all three of "Ronald_Jin's posts, there's something fishy in Denmark. IMO, they appear generated by a computer and not a person...not sure what the SPAM agenda is but this isn't real.
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I thought the same something does not seem right with this post. But maybe he just wanted to know how to build a campfire to cook on.:D
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Added to my ignore list.
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He doesn't have a web site for you to visit. May not be spam.
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dgale wrote:If you read all three of "Ronald_Jin's posts, there's something fishy in Denmark. IMO,

How about English ISN'T his FIRST language? :mad:
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beeg wrote:How about English ISN'T his FIRST language? :mad:
That's what I was thinking.
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