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    Canadian Cupboard

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    • Dave RD
      Dave R
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      2Drawer armoire sketch.png

      Based on one from Canada c.1880. This is a tall piece. Even at 6'1" I'd have a hard time seeing into those drawers. I wonder what they kept in them back in those days.

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        davidheim1
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        Nice job, as usual.

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        • daleD
          dale
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          Sorry Dave, but a real Canadian cupboard is a couple of cinder blocks and a 2x10. πŸ˜‰
          Seriously. Great stuff as usual.

          Just monkeying around....like Monsanto

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          • Dave RD
            Dave R
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            Thanks Dale. I think this one is from before cinder blocks. πŸ˜„

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