No Fishing… DIY Honey Do. #lazysusan

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Originally published October 20, 2019

Alrighty, last weekend was sidetracked with a DIY Honey Do to make a Lazy Susan. Simple build… got it done! Turned out nice. Matched the table too. Able to get  back to fishing again in short order. Whew!



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