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One Day I'm Gonna.... #2: Re-Finish What I started

Blog entry by Thuan posted 639 days ago 225 reads 0 times favorited 7 comments Add to Favorites Watch
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2008 is 15% over and I have zero woodworking project completed. Not That I’m complaining. This woodworker who works out of the corner of the living room has spent the first part of the year, working hard setting up to LIVE THE AMERICAN DREAM and moved to an actual house with a garage. I’m literally moving on up, I mean off the floor of the living room and onto an actual garage with a workbench, and that’s what I’m all excited about in this blog. The previous owner left this behind, I noticed he use it as a miter saw stand when I inspected the house.

Huntington Chair Corp Cabinet

I looked at the construction of this “workbench” and realized this is good quality, well built piece of furniture. It’s solid oak, slab construction, with no cracks or splits in the wood. Dove tail drawers and slides. I wiped it down, vacuum it up and dragged it into the living room – where it belongs. It will be restored or re-used or modified one day…after I get my new workshop going. Does any one know anything about this piece?

Huntington Chair Corp. tag

-- Thuan


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GaryK

9521 posts in 883 days


posted 639 days ago

What else could one ask for!

-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.

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Scott Bryan

20651 posts in 716 days


posted 639 days ago

Wonderful. You have a start on your workshop. Now what is next?

-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.

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Bulldog

7 posts in 647 days


posted 639 days ago

The stlye seems to be of the 1920’s. You see this in many old movies. Have it appraised before you touch the finish.

-- Bulldog

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dustynewt

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posted 639 days ago

Looks like 20’s deco to me too, Thuan. Nice piece. Though, despite what the label says, it is not a chair.

-- Please visit me at http://dustynewt.com

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dustynewt

447 posts in 756 days


posted 639 days ago

Looks like 20’s deco to me too, Thuan. Nice piece. Though, despite what the label says, it is not a chair.
BTW. Congratulations on the house. Looking forward, as always, to more posts from you (now with a garage)

-- Please visit me at http://dustynewt.com

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rikkor

11335 posts in 769 days


posted 639 days ago

Looks solid. I agree with Bulldog, don’t touch the finish until someone looks at it. You run the risk of seriously devaluing it in some cases.

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RobS

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posted 580 days ago

Hey Thuan, Have you tried Googling the company name? I’m sure you have, any interesting findings online about this piece?

-- Rob (A) Waxahachie,TX

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