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winder stairs

comments (1) August 22nd, 2011 in Project Gallery        
OSL OSL, member
2 users recommend

new stairs
 
always a coffe cup around
 
before picture
new stairs
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new stairs

 


asked by customer to put the old winder stairs back... this was fun!


Design or Plan used: My own design
posted in: Project Gallery, stairs, oren myworkshed.net carpenter berkeley winder stairs

Comments (1)

rwotzak rwotzak writes: Nice job!

It's those unique projects that always made trim carpentry enjoyable for me. One of my favorites was deciding how to carve transitions where different baseboards met at a room transition.
Posted: 8:31 am on August 23rd

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