Now I'm building two more sections which will support the lid itself. They both will be capped in oak, flush with the front wall cap.
Now on to the lid...
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Sunday, October 14, 2012
An oak window seat - part 3
Here are some pics of the next step in the oak window seat. The first picture is the inside view of the front wall of the seat. The mdf you see is to line the inside storage box...
Now I'm building two more sections which will support the lid itself. They both will be capped in oak, flush with the front wall cap.
Now on to the lid...
Now I'm building two more sections which will support the lid itself. They both will be capped in oak, flush with the front wall cap.
Now on to the lid...
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Looking good! It's so fun to see the progress that projects make through photos like these. That looks like the high quality custom woodwork West Palm Beach FL residents deserve. Well done - thanks for posting this!
Thanks for saying so! Maybe I should come South to work?!? It's starting to get chilly up here...
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