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69 posts in 836 days
Location: Sintra
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I'm 47 years old and I'm a cabinet maker restaurator for almost 20 years
-- Pedro Rodrigues da Costa, Sintra, Portugal
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| added blog entry | italian commode | 408 days ago |
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| started topic | My workbench in diferents angles | 563 days ago |
| commented on | Tiger maple pie crust | 567 days ago |
| added project | Miniature rose wood desk restoration | 568 days ago |
| added project | Miniature rose wood desk restoration | 568 days ago |
| added project | A miniature rose wood desk restoration | 568 days ago |
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This comode is from 18th century and is made (the structure) in lime wood. The marquetry work is made in rose wood, box wood, mahogany from Honduras, walnut and satin wood. The finish was made with shellac.
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pedrorc
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Thanks for everybody.
-- Pedro Rodrigues da Costa, Sintra, Portugal
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Welcome to Lumberjocks.
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WOW! I just checked out all your projects and you do some fantastic work. I have always been intimated by chairs like you make. I am very impressed. Well done.
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Welcome to Lumberjocks. The projects are an inspiration, the information is priceless and the people are supportive. The only problem is, the site can get addictive.
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WOW! Thanks for sharing. Love seeing a masters work. Your shop looks humble behind your beautiful projects. When I was in my teens I met an old master, his shop was the basement of the church. You had to bend over to move around in there, he didn’t though. Classic , “it’s not the size of a man”. He made the most incredible church furniture down there for his stay. Pulpits and all. I get tears thinking of him. Love your stove, a lot like mine, enough to keep the chill out.
-- mtnwild (Jack), It's not what you see, it's how you see it.
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