Antique Pine Hutch

[Walt Pater]

I posted about this several months ago; finally got a picture of it. The counter was made from old 8/4 T&G barn flooring, planed down quite a bit. I like this picture because you can't see the mistakes, which makes it a portfolio mainstay, hee hee. The post to the right of the unit came with the house.

[John Hemenway]

Perhaps my glasses are real dirty, I can't see the hutch! :)

[James Miller]

IT looks fine to me nice work.

[Walt Pater]

I'm working on it (posting the pic). Like I said-no mistakes!

[Walt Pater]

I'm afraid the picture quality has gone to the devil with the dishwater. BTW, that's "Kiss Me Stupid" on the tele (Dean Martin, Kim Novak).

[Jim Becker]

Very nice piece, Walt! Perfect for the space, too...

[Todd Burch]

Looks good Walt. It has a nice color to it. Good job!!!

[Ken Fitzgerald]

Excellent!

[Alfred Hoffmann]

Very well done, Walt! What finish did you use? I am in the process of building a bunkbed unit for my grandson out of pine and am debating what finish to use.

Al Hoffmann

[Jason Tuinstra]

Walt, it looks good. Question though, why did you put the TV so low? Doesn't that make it kind of tough to watch. Just curious. You did a nice job!

[Corey Hallagan]

Very nice!! Great looking hutch!

Corey

[John Shuk]

That looks great Walt. Nice work.

[Walt Pater]

Al- the finish is BLO/MS/Linseed oil w/ a little Japan drier, with a satin spar topcoat on the counter. Jason- the clients wanted the tv there: they aren't big watchers. The turntable gets the most use, and the whole thing is scaled to hold records (12 1/2"), which makes for a pretty lousy yield out of sheet goods :(

[mike malone]

Nice Walt!! good color.
BTW...what's a record player?
/mike