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Well I am finally done with the chess/checkers board , 6 coats of poly sanded in between with 600 it turned out well. I decided to make another one for my nephews and I have started on a display cabinet for my better half. My wife is a runner and she has several medals hanging form a hook in the bedroom this case will display them nicely. I will post pictures of my latest project later.
-- All bleeding will eventually stop.































8 comments so far
lew
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posted 366 days ago
Great Job!
The splines really set it off!
woodworm
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posted 366 days ago
Beautiful chess-checkers board.
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Rustic
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I second the emotion of the others Beautiful job.
-- There is no such thing as a mistake. Its called a design modification Rick Kruse, Grand Rapids, MI
CharlieM1958
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Very nice!
Is the crowbar for when the game really heats up? <g>
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TraumaJacques
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Ha ha ha! I did not realize the crow bar was in the background thanks for the comments
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Miket
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Great looking project!
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wwnovice
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Nice looking board. Can you describe the construction technique for the top?
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TraumaJacques
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I first glued alternating Bubinga and oak1 ½ X ¾ stocks let it dry then cut across and flipped every other strip to create the checker pattern. Then re glued them added a Purple Heart band around and set it in an Oak cabinet. The accents are all Bubinga. My only regret is that the drawer is not big enough for both checkers and chess pieces. I am building another one out of roasted Oak and white Oak with a bigger drawer.
-- All bleeding will eventually stop.