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  1. 20th December 2007, 11:51 PM #1
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    Default Blending Flooder Gum and Silky oak

    Cabinet I have just finished all so a thread on the box site
    It's a cabinet of drawers for a Xmas gift to my son he does drawing so called Scientific Illustration for identification of insects and plants. Photo's taken do not give a true identification so they have to be hand drawn. the top draw is to hold his specimens and No 2 to hold is drawings (size 3A ) the rest for storage of equipment he uses.
    The timber is silky oak and flooded gum (ROSE GUM) I laminated strip of flooded gum into the silky oak. I got the idea and design out of AWR No 56 by Graham Sands
    This is my sons web site he has not updated for some time but will give you some idea of his work
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  3. 20th December 2007, 11:54 PM #2
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    He will be one happy puppy. It looks wonderful and just as importantly practical. Well done
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    What a great job I like your choice of timbers
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    Beautiful!!!
    What finish did you use?

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    Wow. Nice. Your son will be well pleased with that I'm sure.

    Top job.

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    Beautiful!!!
    What finish did you use?

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