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Nicely done. Matching up the flow of the grain looks good, makes it all blend in well. If the drawer fronts didn't match, it would draw attention to a mismatch. Looks great on the back too. You should sign and date it.
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A really lovely piece that will surely be treasured. Thanks for all the details about construction--and good luck at the fair!==========
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Good job, Paul, it came out great! I love the drawers
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Very nice!John HunterComment
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very nice work, Paul.
Loring in Katy, TX USA
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that is one beautiful dresser Paul. I have enjoyed following your updates and am amazed at the finished product. Ribbon or no ribbon, this is something to be really proud of!
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Paul,
Although I'm late on commenting, this is one of the niftiest pieces I've seen posted.
You knocked my socks off.
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Samuel Colt did"Comment
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