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Which Elm hollow form.
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Which Elm hollow form.
Which Elm hollow form.
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Don Leydens
Can't believe these two pieces are from the same chunk of wood. This could also have been called Sybil!
Don L.
 
bob sesti
This is a beauty,I agree with Don it likes to different pieces........that hole is massive, but doesn't it make it easy to get the wall thicken even.
 
G
Hi Bob.
Yes it makes getting the wall thickness easier.The only thing is it has to be good inside as the inside is always on show.

Regards George.
 

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