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  1. 11th April 2019, 02:19 PM #1
    royflatmate
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    Just spent 5 weeks away and attended the Brisbane School of Fine Woodwork for 4 weeks. 2 of us in the class and was a great learning experience. We each made a cabinet on a stand as it is a set project.Plenty of detail and techniques to absorb.Great teacher great workspace.20190330_085916.jpg

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    As usual photos side ways.Timber is American Cherry lovely to work with.

    cheers....Roy
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    Very nice work Roy. You'd have to be happy with that.

    Very deserving of having the pictures the right way up so we can all have a decent look.Cabinet3.jpgCabinet2.jpgCabinet1.jpg
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    Appreciate the kind words and yes I am very happy with it.A lot of fine details that don't show in the photos.

    Would love to know the dark secret for making photos right way up

    cheers......Roy
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    Sorry Roy I don't know the 'dark secret' to getting them sideways in the first place so can't advise what's going wrong. To get them the right way I copy your photos to 'Paint' and rotate them.
    I've admired that style of cabinet since I saw my first 'Krenov'. The stands' splayed legs are stunning. It wouldn't matter where this piece was in a room the eye would immediately be drawn to it.
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