| Project by ChrisBabayco | posted 304 days ago | 388 views | 2 times favorited | 8 comments |  |
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I made this for my Mom last Christmas. She collects nativity scenes and her collection had finally grown beyond the limits of her old one (not to worry though, she has enough for both this one and another one). This is made of walnut with brass pins, is 48” tall with 6” wide shelves from 36” to 8” long, attaches to the wall with a modified French cleat and is finished with boiled linseed oil. Thanks for looking!
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Tom Goodman
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posted 304 days ago
Great design. I like how you did the lights. Thanks for posting.
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BarryW
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posted 304 days ago
There is so much more to this than just shelves…just display…it’s a celebration and quite wonderful.
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snowdog
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posted 304 days ago
I bet she loved it, nice job. Someone said on here that we are all mama’s boys at heart. :)
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CharlieM1958
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posted 304 days ago
Very cool idea!
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roman
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posted 304 days ago
love it
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Branden
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posted 303 days ago
I appreciate the non-symetrical design here. You are also taking excellent advantage of different joinery and finishs on all your projects! Great job sir!
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Abbott
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Yes, I like it to, very interesting piece. Thanks for posting it.
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a1Jim
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posted 180 days ago
Nice idea good job
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