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Lots of hours but true enjoyment and learned some new techniques.
Solid walnut, shop made walnut veneers, bent wood laminations, veneered bending plywood, dovetails, doweled joints, dovetail drawer slides.
Transtint dye, shellac, General Finishes HP topcoat ... many
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Beautiful furniture.......
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Robert, nicely done. I am intrigued with the shelf and stretches on the bottom of the buffet.
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Me too. Could you explain what you did there?Originally Posted by Patrick McCarthy
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Beautiful work!!
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Time well spent indeed!
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Beautiful work. I especially like the shape of the legs!
Fred
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Thanks for the comments. Jay and Patrick, here is a closer shot of the buffet bottom shelves and curved pieces. The curves are bent wood laminations as my steam bending attempts did not work .. my walnut is toooooo dry.
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Thank you Robert. Very nice indeed.
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Very nice. I don't have the guts to try something like that. Maybe one day.
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Nice workmanship and design!
Marty Schlosser
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Impressive work! I like the design. It's clean but not uninteresting.
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Nice work. That is inspiring to me.
Kris
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