Business Card Holder

Looks good.

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I like it—very simple design and good wood choices. I don’t know if you realize it or not, JayT, but your business cards are blank. Just wanted you to know . . .

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Thanks Kevin.

Don, yep, I look at the blank cards from my side of the desk every day, but for some reason sales reps still take ‘em. Maybe they have special glasses or something.

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@JayT—I was hoping they weren’t blank on BOTH sides.

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Great job!! Looks great. Good thing about both side being blank – hard for anyone to call and complain!!

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Good design, nice job

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Nice. Is it joined by a dowel?

Thanks, guys.

Nope, Shane, just glued. I realize it isn’t much surface area, but there shouldn’t be hardly any stress on the joint.

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Nice. I’m going to have to make a few of these. Great way to put scraps to good use.

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Another creative and cool use of scraps. It looks like the business cards are balancing through the small base. Well done!

Nicely done Jay. And thanks for the credit.

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