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Crafts

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9. Thanks for all the info. I really want to buy the wood and am waiting to hear back from

Thu Dec 14, 2017, 11:17 AM

Dec 2017

my daughter. I saw a sample kit that was on sale that he might like. And maybe throw in the coping saw as it is inexpensive.

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Gift for a woodworker - suggestions? [View all] seaglass Dec 2017 OP

Wood nt tazkcmo Dec 2017 #1

Thanks for the idea! n/t seaglass Dec 2017 #4

I know that sounds smart assy tazkcmo Dec 2017 #5

Some exotic wood PJMcK Dec 2017 #2

Saws are complicated zipplewrath Dec 2017 #7

I do some home carpentry PJMcK Dec 2017 #13

Good solid shop apron zipplewrath Dec 2017 #6

Probably a good choice. Though the shop apron would probably be nice too. ;) eppur_se_muova Dec 2017 #12

Some high-end brushes for staining. femmocrat Dec 2017 #14