| Project by Nic | posted 345 days ago | 573 views | 0 times favorited | 7 comments |  |
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I already posted the 5 foot tall chest of drawers to match this one. This finish came out a lot nicer, but i believe its because i didnt change stains throughout the project. The first one we had a ton of trouble with the Veratheane oil base stain and had to start over with a water base stain. Next step, a large mirror to hang over this and then two night stands.
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CoolDavion
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posted 345 days ago
looks good, but it blocks the tv ;-)
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jim1953
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posted 345 days ago
Nice job lookin good
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Todd A. Clippinger
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posted 345 days ago
This is my favorite piece. I favor modern designs, but this piece also shows how much your skills have advanced.
I like the style, the stain color, and the hardware.
It is neat to see the progress in your projects.
Nice recovery on the stain/finish issues. This type of experience can be frustrating at the time but will also advance your understanding quite a bit.
You did a great job.
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Beginningwoodworker
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posted 345 days ago
Looks good!
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rikkor
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posted 344 days ago
Fine looking piece of furniture. Good work.
Chris Davis
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posted 344 days ago
I love the style. I also like when an open grain wood is used and a very dark stain is used. It highlights the texture of the grain. Thanks for posting.
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CharlieM1958
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posted 344 days ago
Ditto what Chris Davis said!
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