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  • An electric sander is applied to a wooden backrest under process.
    Marketing Tips

    How to Make a Wooden Chair #1

    【The long-selling chair was born unexpectedly】 This is a story about one of our long-selling chairs, of which name is "Golfer." You will find it in the line from the rear leg to the backrest. The back part of the chair frame looks like...
    June 1, 2020May 21, 2025
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