| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Previous posts are archived to the right side of the page.After looking at Chinese tables generally in the first post, and corner leg forms more particularly in the second, and then delving into some of the framing and joinery options for the connection between the leg and upper table structure, we cruised in to the last post, where I went over the process of analysis that led me to conclude that
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