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WOODTURNER'S WOODEN CLOCK CASES

WOODTURNER'S WOODEN CLOCK CASES
Sale Price: $7.77
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Product ID : 16-109

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This is the second in the Ashby Design Workshop collection of clock cases for the woodworker to make. Five designs, esp. for the woodturner, complete with measured plans and step by step drawings and full instructions to ensure successful results. The finished projects make fine gifts for the home or for sale. REGULAR $7.95 OUR PRICE $3.95. You save 50%.

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