Finished my daughters changing table...

[Wayne Ilfrey]

Just finished a changing table for my infant daughter. The changing box is removable with a few screws in the back so when she is older she can us it as a toy/stuff shelf.
This is my first project on this scale.
I have also added a pict of a circa 1930's dresser. This is also in my daughters room. I wanted the new piece to look like it matched the antique.
Its made from birch ply and stain grade poplar. I finished it by spraying a mix of a few TransTint colors and used an alchohol base. It took some time mixing a dye combo that was close to the antique! It also has 3 coats of polyurathane for durability.

http://www.freedomdesign.us/familyvalues/table/DSCN1567.JPG

http://www.freedomdesign.us/familyvalues/table/DSCN1570.JPG

Here is the antique dresser...
http://www.freedomdesign.us/familyvalues/table/DSCN1557.JPG

Foot detail from the antique...
http://www.freedomdesign.us/familyvalues/table/DSCN1558.JPG

Foot detail from the new table...
http://www.freedomdesign.us/familyvalues/table/DSCN1560.JPG

[Mark Kosmowski]

Nice job matching the feet!

The color looks good too. I'm sure your daughter will be happy!

[Peter Stahl]

Very nice job there Wayne, looks like a really good match.

[John Thompson]

Very nice, Wayne. And very clever making it so it can be used latter for a toy chest.

Keep up the good work as they get easier as you go...

Sarge..

[Jim Becker]

Excellent work, including the "match"!!

[Clara Koss]

it matches dude!!!!and it's nicer!!!! love the removable piece.... happy baby wishes....

[Jeffrey Makiel]

Looks like an excellent match. That came out so nice, you may have trouble with potty training now. :)

-Jeff :)