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    October 02, 2020

    Wood working Contest Voting Thread: Plywood Challenge

    Contest Voting Thread: Plywood Challenge

    Posted: 02 Oct 2020 04:30 PM PDT

    We're back and you know what time it is! Below we have the entries to the plywood contest. Take your time and check them out and vote by upvoting your favorite. We will keep the voting open until Friday October 9th. At that point we will reveal the winner on Monday October 12th.

    Thanks to all those who entered, I saw a lot of creativity in each entry! You're all winners in my book, but this is reality where only one can be lifted in victory with all others showered in shame!

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    Good Luck!

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    (If I missed your entry, please PM me as soon as possible to get added in.)

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