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  1. 10-24-2006, 5:34 PM #16
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    I have to agree here Jim. The larger oil lamps do look really nice and really shows off the wood much better. Very nice!!!
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  2. 10-25-2006, 3:28 PM #17
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    Well, I roughed one fairly close to final form and soaked it for 2 days in DNA.
    It is now bagged and weighed. I'll see what happens when it stops loosing weight.
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