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  1. 20th July 2008, 12:08 PM #16
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    Looks beautiful - not surprised it's got a bit weight to it. I've got the plans for it somewhere - think its from the Woodsmith custom woodworking series of books, wanted to have a go at that one too.

    Great job but shouldn't it have been in local pine
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  3. 20th July 2008, 12:41 PM #17
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    Very nicely done and well presented too!

    What glue did you use?
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    I know you believe you understand what you think I wrote, but I'm not sure you realize that what you just read is not what I meant.

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    @ Woodwould...Triton glue, I've used that on nearly every project I've made and haven't had a joint failure yet

    @ BrettC, yep that's the book, all in inches too just to make it interesting . Now go wash your mouth out for mentioning you know what (BTW, I work in a local mill )

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    And I thought I made my stuff too heavy.

    You have done a great job and it looks excellent.

    That pine is pretty handy, we would be in trouble if we didn't have all those plantations.
    Jarrah makes better furniture.
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    Excellent set of posts on an excellent piece of work!
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  7. 21st July 2008, 08:34 PM #21
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    Thankyou for the positive feedback guys
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    I like it, quality work Redgy
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    Hi Redgy,

    What more could I say but,.. What everybody else has said, of course.

    Top job, beautiful colour.

    Thanks for sharing.

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    Nice job .
    I was thinking that It would be heavy.

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    nice work

    Well presented build description too. I've bookmarked this one...

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    Default Formal book case in Jarrah

    Hello Redgy,

    As a new (very new) member I thought I would add my congratulations also. An inspiring piece of work and the pictures are most informative.

    In a year or two when I know a bit more I might have a go at one myself.

    many thanks for sharing the excellent photos,

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