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Posted on August 23, 2012

sometimes work is beautiful.

by keirartworks.In Art, The cordwood house- 2006-2013.Leave a Comment on sometimes work is beautiful.

Chop-Saw-Backlit — My dad’s chopsaw, that cut all 1000 sq feet of our 1 1/4″ ash floor.
Thanks dad.

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