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Oak “Water Wheel” Bench

By John Tetreault Jan 25, 2010

Single board top with quarter-sawn grain milled at a water wheel powered sawmill. Birds eye/flamed maple breadboard ends. Dovetailed maple “runners” hold two figured maple lower shelves.

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Henning | Jan 27, 2010 10:05pm | #1
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