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You made these ?
They're fantastic.

Yessir, started out as rough sawn black walnut and quarter saw white oak. Appreciate the kind words!

Had some plans to reference, which were helpful, but it’s the first chair and ottoman I’ve made (and there’s no screws, all mortise tenon style joinery). Took a bit longer than I’d like, but ended up spending a fair bit more time to get continuous grain match both vertically and horizontally on the three panels.
 

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