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Very nice site, tools, etc (everything everyone else said ).

How is that finish holding up on the stand? What about the shelves (they look like particleboard/MDF)?


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Cool, Brandon, I will, I knew I could find some advice around here. It seems like woodworkers and fish go hand in hand???? Go figure???? Thanks, Dave
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Originally Posted by DaveO
It seems like woodwrokers and fish go hand in hand???? Go figure????
And digital photography?
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[quote=cloudancer]Very nice site, tools, etc (everything everyone else said How is that finish holding up on the stand? What about the shelves (they look like particleboard/MDF)?
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The finish is a urathane, so I don't see any problems with it holding up. The shelf is plywood that is laminted and has a solid cherry edge on it.
Thanks for the kind words.
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